Anna Henna. an'l‘rl‘adpto ‘ '
be", Leaves Warmer! spirit a
Anna ‘lier’ezeg. ‘ wire at ‘ibtepha
. . ., . Madonna
1‘ f Minn»
‘itPWfi-‘.‘ J‘ '..
gratitudei'or complete relief from
who several weeks ago. tried to .ltl
film ,ltltl by. limit—thousands
, mule]? ‘r "ontmende Dunn‘s lutili in Mlildlctown. . ltted w W
, ,., “It. .Ru “lilting, _ , . .915!” ‘le woman was comm on
I .‘lil'llio no, molded ‘yealibfihhhllihwrundown
" haircare: wfird‘pe an
moo doubly proved , p; afoot
in ldnity Pillu labour WOWMK
i' or nutter—era; ‘ ' *
31‘ ll“- Jones.
, huliiorwulk,w:00nn.. says: ,
Which Dpltn‘paxldney gillwflficb lo ‘liilddletown.
r ago: 3
iéd b
BUCKINGi-MM W. R. c.
tlm
u would‘ l'othVBl'i‘lI} },
abuse: Over: twp __ ,
to it)"; I. one
am: thlifim‘
u remit .
light l.”- «RM 5 mid "9 scarcely
.. mount iot‘i‘the revere pains
titer, all of lilyvbaclr.“ it
‘ ‘ do denitwtngej‘woilld shoot
ray moneys and for several,
3.1 hardly dared to breath.
“a goingi‘zniness, and pains in the
{and top pitrt on my head were
ill {MB be... notDmfs Kid-
” i . ll sfr‘hchgtid "fig‘Mi‘h. ’Plaieted'e
it alpingtgonnnaftteae disagreeable
,7, ptomtt and as oviously said, 1
Hebrew: lit‘thll‘b‘h hettér‘health since.
Ilium: Kid! ar‘riiittgtgaimlr 0w”
. on , .1? y ' f ",
till inauguratnrrfim “to
Ml Kit)... , 3 Buffalo,
so or laying 3United
na
Mrs. Bishop, president or New Cantu!
Corps. to . Cpl-pa ,No.‘ .39.
member
torn-iii“ ,
convertibility ., , _
titelm‘tra r0, ipiilgto com
Dortmund! ho irévoniauood n
all!“ : “ ‘
Q
a
,_winrtd ,_ MPI‘MEE’“ o. ACDLDIN on: DAY
- ho".8alvatlotl vtA‘rmy-nia. conducting
'toid-mnhipned camp meeting lp their
' ~‘ ~ 9. till Water street. "the-lulu,
a. t... . will’ue lie _ on sundry; ,
‘ n detonation- orwa roadrunner ‘i
the mountain theatternoon. A: “
~, l Militia; .oadnciqdat 7. -
111.8%: till
.... .
dd .
a in?!
”beagle. gig a
grill. 1. .. ..
‘ . tf‘nt"tilewreq,,_tilau semi t:
hltney. also the "p‘ir‘séntiitidn' of
' . ' nutrition service will
‘ Ensign“«'8"riritt.
. {r "tilting, March n.
’; jilnlmje‘ heinori‘til’ra-tio ,
, nine noun a.
in, eiié
. a
.i rarer.
are lit, or incl; has: . .259»
in: W a
liour Cyliddlar, Model 30.
for j _
delivered in Norma,
cannot be equalled by any other *
car nailing for $2,000. fl
or
1
. '.W..s.............,.¢..~
buying and learn for yourself.
8 ,8: Company
‘ v
‘- Here-mg. ot‘ lexingtonhavenue, and
her-an" with a carving knife. who this
outlrpalmotnhnd backs—rtrom‘morniug"lotion trout tho ,llventport
' Sanitarium to the State insane Asy-
dtaekmgorny dungeon m:
t. :‘Thtaq gate Henry . mortality. in hopes that.
lit)" 1‘ . t‘»? 8.,Aj‘jllilli
her mental hon‘ditlnlli‘tn ' “if nofclm~
_ , , , ., [prominent Deputy. Show! Samuel C.
6 Hawkins Aye" yIueIandnwho took the womrm to West-
wrpe port, also had charge or her transfer
At the regular meeting of Bucklnro
ham W. It. (1., No. 30. on 'i‘hur‘pday.
March 4, the corps was vintted by the
prosldeutmuot of the United Staten.
but the department preaidentoi‘ the
state ni'Connectlcnt. Mra. Goodwin.
of Middletown, who, after instituting
.it W.’R..C. in New Canaan iMiiruh‘h
made a friendly visit. acciompnhie’d‘by
7. Their visit
was highly appreciatedand the comm
_ "MWere nitride, happy ‘by'the
ill ‘3 Words ‘oi approval ‘ltor‘ their; rit«
'nalistlc work and the amount or relief.
ivorlorlonein the year. At the close
of,th pension adehploua supper was
“ ' which} peclal timingwaa
,jguero deport tor,
" gain.
f%,t,n pausing. $510310 Q'mllni‘i .
Y ,s... r, ssrenn‘ money
alleging “Mn. w.,ionovois: elzno
diliac
Have a demonstration before i
F. E. Lockwood , .
39 WALL crest; noynwALK. ,:
fit
it
i ,
ll
[mental depression:
gommon nymntome.
bodily strength?
i-
latora._ '
the inaugural parade.
Why Nat Begin‘To‘day‘and ‘Rjtl Your-
sell “at Stomach Trouble With a .
Little ‘Dla‘pcpsin Which ‘
is Harmless :
01'
other
You can care all this by not eating,
by all. putiiugnny food in your atom-
ach to ferment: but howdnbout the
nourishment needed to suntalu‘ your
It you are :1 atom-
M“ anti’orer. either man or woman,
young or old. whether you call It. lndi»
geatiou or any other nature, so now to
your drugglst and give 50 cents forl’ti'
pane of I’upe‘n Diapepuln. . r‘
' Every posuillle kind oi” Stomach
trouble to readily cured, by Dinpepeim
which taken right hold of the loud in
your atomabh and digests it alone,
without the help ‘01 thewatomnoll," just
~~--€m as If your stomach ‘wasn’t there. ‘
‘ ' ‘ Al‘tor‘u. iow~dnye‘ pile of Diapepeln'
your Stomach will again be .in good
working order. yourmeala will thou
oughiydtxeet and your intentinen will
bef‘olean and fresh, and you willhnve
no use: for laxatives or liver reign
NEW YORK 'REGIMENT HOME.
NEW YORK, March 6~—The Seventh
litegilpput. New York National Guard.
returnctl trout Worthington today in
‘ mod 'ordor despite its many tlchiyu and
ntormy experiences in trying to reach
the capital in time to participate In
.'~ . ,, _ H. g 4.3.”. g»: .‘il‘iw
, one question; of ,vawn that ; , .. ' ,,
counts these days. , hOMEIN AND.
narrow Chaim—but HOW GOOD“. I“ ‘ ‘
' in the. quantum should interest 3
1h n:y§ur‘FQOTWEARQ ‘
, More
new one or
Gas
and
neon: w ;
Portables .
an, . Grout amid-i.
Win, Cities and at prices
,5 ‘ ,that defy competition.
a a ran.
“handouts, ,
Ollloe‘hnd
““30 Aver,» sour” air-aunt Tonnectlcut
1;
‘ . ~: v
. vii‘ u
l . ' ~ at
«: 1.5;“. 5"» t '
‘ on
a at: than ...
who use a patrol
Working tool.
they‘wiil eta
more 'har
houoel'told-t , .
, walla—It: hm
"lirnt‘lt‘lnt'you paid.
i" t v Nahuatl}
r ' ' 68min new
acts" ,osusnAL BANKING
business . , ,
f CAP TA].
$199.90
‘TH5WQONy..Pr9|.
it APP “twice! 9|:- .~
. It .i'lg-tiii9WMudn Lyle
m
v‘ .‘ have them in
v vélfldhjda‘use. , ‘
, arm-chairs thatz onitlvelylloolr ,in'v-
nt-tlie‘iaense of inviting a rest, but
rest in theorist welcome.
, JAilgmélilné’
. 8i ISt‘jfl. C * .
0.
‘ you .
,.r.
ottn 'nian's home enjoyment depends
upon whirl surroundingSwhln’ conven-
iences; » A ”cosy “armchair will ; inatte-
. hie pleasure all the more certain. We:
all kinds-Tron in-door or
‘ F‘in‘e‘ ‘wlck‘er rotikbrs {hid
.. . us. “They resem lei‘vlgllant policemen
,tome!wattuilieronj‘srnssr, ,
"3::
, a2.
4
Cut Clean telltale t
Thick goods or thine—wool.
silk or cotton-nit your shear ls ‘
a Wiss it will make aniline -
tut their)" ien th of the blade i
' without "chew ng” or " pinch-
infi' ' .
is: is the standard_,witlt.-:
tailors, seamstresses and others,
shears as n‘
' Wlss shears and sciasors test:
no more than the avrra e, but.
sharps ' aloud
and continuous
‘ivork than any other—Anytime ",
‘factOryrcuttingt-room or the. = "
millimrmssi -4
Shananwmac. lfyotIdo“ .
’nvo‘ythuigjm‘
wear ‘§hirts,'Collars,jTios. ‘
not find them, satisfactory 1
in cvgrywaynndthevtry .
best you everpurchascd,
you can return same to
[ourstore ‘and We will
'theqrfully refund the full
V ' evening,
. V
, Mutation". . ‘
First Methodiat Episcopal Church.
Soul 0. Curtice, pantoranquy: tlluau
meeti it, 9:30 a‘. m.;: woreiiinnnd Holy
Comm nion, 10:30 a. m.; Bible school.
‘ "12"‘mL; ‘npworm'uiéaiui‘e“‘liianeei-artnn‘
service and rollcall. ii p. m.; worehim
with normality the"hh$tdi',‘7‘p.'m.
Tuesday. class. meeting. 17:15 in. m.
hursday, prayer service, 7:45 p. mm
' special meetiné dt‘th'e“*’l<‘orelgn' Mia.
Some peoplethink they have Indiv
petition. others Catarrh oi the Stom-
ach, others Nervoutmessfi Cancer
Dyepesia. etc. Call it this It you will.
but the real name ‘i'o‘r' your trouble in
Food Fermentation. with only partial
. digestion. Everything you eat turns
to either A'uld. Stomach gas or stom-
ach poison, whiclthwnalren tho diges-
tive organs. (causing clock or gnatric
juice. ‘ Your food. Scum. it; Only half di-
gested. and you become affected with
loss of appetite, preaaure‘ and fullness
after eating. burning sensation, a fool-
lag of vomiting, heartburn. water
’ brash and t ndrrneea in the pit or the,
stomach. sl my tongue, bad ituste In
the mouth, constipation. nausea. belch
lag of gas, dizziness, eiult headaches.
and many
utonary Society.“8:illi ‘p. m. 1‘z‘ii'rldiiy.
choir rehearsal, 7:30 in. m.; j ”nn‘iiual
Vinceting‘fb‘t mule school "board. at
which annual reports at the work of
the echooiwfll bejglven and oliicera
Will be elected, ii p. m.
; Norwailt Methodist Churchfii‘runlt l”).
Torrey. , hantorwiitornlug worship,
witil‘Communlon service and rot-op-
tion of members, at 10:30. Sunday
morning clans meeting. tutti). Ind by‘li‘.
it. iledieni‘. Sunday school. 12 m.;,
tho Brotherhood clans [invites the men
of the church and don refintlon ro ru-
main i'or‘a haith‘our a mirror the low
eon. ‘mpworth League devotional nor»
vice. 6:30 p. m., lied by allure Eliza
Ford and Minn Maud Ruby; the unh-
jeot, “The Soul‘s‘ilre‘ad”;‘n'bhorus
from the Junior League‘wlll alng. live-
liing worship, 7:30; the pautor’wlll
preach the noobnd‘ sermon “from ‘tho
‘nerles Lensone from Kingly‘rhhttairi.
oncen; the subject will be "Earthly
Helpers, or the ‘iieavenly l‘leiper."
Tuesday. .3 p. in. annual mooring lot
the Woman’s Foreignlli/iisnimlal‘y So
olety‘: at tho parsonage: ' the ‘pr‘nsldent
desires that all mite boxers shall he
ttéiitlay,'iilh. ’llli‘.‘ hirintllly meeting "or.
the Methodist. ’«llrot‘hurltoodr uddrenn
lly’ tidbit“; KL‘Woodeon. i). ll, or East
hior’ivd‘llt, (lathe animal, “The Ii‘dnda-
,rhifinihl‘ Attributei ofiitothodlat Menu"
L'i‘h’ni‘iiddy, 7:45" p. m.;prayer tutu-ling.
li‘rida‘y. 3:30 p.'m‘..‘ Junior Magoo, led
'by Miss FILM. Ford.‘ ‘ ‘
Church, Charles Kay WOtldran. pan or,
—~lo:30 a. on, adrniniatration ovimthe
Lord's Supper, followed, In: the Sunday
school. Charles ,Alneworth, nuporintun
dent; preachineut 7 plan. by the” poa-
tor‘, evangelistic services; “iglpworlh
League, 5 1). our prayer meeting.
'i‘lnnntiay. 7:45p. nl. Cordlal'ilivlta—
lion extended to all. Sonia tree. ‘ .’
“1...-
CONGREEATIONAL-
First Conga-e atlonal Church. Non
walk, (South. (leorge D. Egbrl‘t. pos-
tm-«piorning sardine at undo: the sac-
amcni, ot‘ the Lord’s Supnrr will be
administered; Sun ny tit-hoot ot 12:1 fr;
Mun'u Magoo at 1.315, Studios in the
Book of the Judges; evening service
.tt. 7:30. the firm of the March Berlin:
oi‘ special evnugelleiio survives. song
service. under tltot’wtuluol oi’ the path
tor. Wednesday a 3. Puntor‘a Guild.
i‘hurndny, at 7:30. Y. I”. S. prayer
meeting, subject. Lita Lessons From
:oneain. Thurtniaymt 8. the liver or
the: special prayer nu-utlngn {or March,
subject, My lilblu.
BAPTIST.
trace llaptlat Church. J. Edward
Harrie. pastor-«vii it. 111., preaching
trout the Thirtyncfiiinth Psalm: 3:30
p. 11).. Sunday aclloolmtittlo p. 111.. young
people meeting. at which the topic
will be. Examininil‘Selr; 7:45 p. m.,
installation of new unicorn; ii p. m..
Holy Communion. Tuesday evening.
church business meeting. Wednesday
evening. Union Lyceum. 'l‘hnruday
prayer meeting; mailers,
Deacon W. C. Minion and. Allan Rosin
Willie. Friday everflngfiohoir inboar-
ital. , ‘
—..—-—
episcoPAL.’ ‘ _
Trinity Church, it. A. Linwood Sadt
‘ _ ler. rector. Second Sunday in Lemar
a. at. first. celebration of Holy Com
munlon; 10:30 a. m., aecond colehrn
. lion of Holy Communion and sermon;
‘ 7:30 p.:m.. evening service and ad
dress. This will be the second of the
series of Sunday evening addresses or.
, Some inclusions and Exciualonaot the
Christian Life. Strangers and vist-
tors are cordially invited. Free seats,
henrtysinging, one hour service. Sor
vices during the week as follows:
Tuesday. 4 p. "L, evening prayer and
' an addresu'on the Seven Words of
Our Mord From the Cross. Thursday,
4 p. an. evening prayer and an ad
'3 _ dress on The Problem of Pain. Friday
evening. 7:30, ovening‘eervice and ser-
mon by the Rev. Mr. (inllbert, D.D..
ro‘dtor of Trinity Church. Southport.
‘ Strangers and visitors are’welcome to
, any of these week-day services: seats
tree. The bishop of the diocese will
‘ visit. this church ‘to administer the
grace of confirmation on sunday mom-
in‘g. April ‘25th. Those 'who dean-e to
‘ be confirmed should communicate with
l ‘ liter-actor at. oncé‘f‘thoso' who'are‘ de-
yeve’ning
lend} the matter snunl‘dtnik'me mat-
ter’stiveriWIth ‘hlm. Continuation clues.
{is Will meet this-weelé‘nod'fl‘nebdny nt-
‘gl :1611. ‘m. , in! "illo‘YOllliigifi‘i‘ membersi‘
andon 5Wedileht'lll alkh‘tfldr 'th‘oso‘
‘ ‘tvho'rannot ant-it we Falter-“noon. ‘t‘ns
léljrtidliont at 7:00” p, m. i'l‘h‘e‘Béihuny
(lulld‘iwill meet on Wednetltlhy’lttif'lmil‘.
. “\ni , . . ,\'v »‘ ..
, lice Church, thetiloy. Jul39lllbll
iner, rector—~The .eecond ..Sltnday
. .9 . . .
. in Le .. First celebration of the lioly._
1 gym , niotuat 8. ohloclt’raemnd qele
go on of the Holy Gumnutuiop and
' rnibn at 10:30:,Snuday school at
mission Sunday. school, at .Broad .
i but“
Rtveratfl : 45; evening prayer and ser-
the worse ol‘ Sunday droning coupons
on“"l‘he Life of Evmw-Dayf. The sec
and in the course pulling: preached :to-
morr‘ow evening. Everybodycordialiy
. lvelcolpo. ‘ ‘ , '
.EVANc’aucAu LUTHERAN.
‘ Evangelical Lutheran, Rev. C. F.
Rittr‘nnnn. pastor. ‘46 Henry. . street,
Starntdrd, “Conn—R—Prcachlng Ila...’ the
German languagoi’lh chapel in‘ Main
streetpnen ralir 11.76116 '1). m.; can-
‘flrmution casino??? 1 , <3
. cuntsnan scte;ri§:_,§ool,srv.
. First Chrletian scam Society, at
Norwalkw-Resular .
the reading rootingltitpaonlmhulldtpx.
.at 11 a. m. Subject,Ma’rch 7th. “Mesh."
, Testimony meeting, Wednesday. (it... . D-
_m. To both cervical! the pithlicln can
dimly and, tratcrnnlly; invitpd. Road-
v
v
a ’ ”film Hm l5:
‘iiéitirnetif "l‘uesddv, mu p. In.. ciaaa .
mehtitlg, tellhy‘li‘. ’i‘. itnacoe. ”Wed: '
East Avenue Method‘latllfll-Jplaeo nlf ,
monjat 7:30. Attéhtiduis called to.
anode! services at.
W
“.978an 0931i"
9' l?" l I ~ :
:‘ADV, NT CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
‘ Advent: Christian Church. Rev. Lee»
ter 1“. Reynolds. pasloerbaervanco
or the Holy Communion atv].0:00 a.
my Sunday achooi‘nt 12 m.; Junior
meeting at 3 p. m.; Loyal Workout"
meeting at 6:th p. m.,'imbjeot, t‘lod'a
Loyd Manifoetod in Christ’a Death.
lender. Minn ll. Nichol-non; preaching
by the pantor‘ut 7 p. m., subject, Ob—
servations on the iatbor Queerion, Sure.»
genital by tho liattbre‘ Strike. ‘
...... ...... ......
sourH NORWALK CLUB BOWLING.
Raymond's Team Takes Two Games
and Cupid's Secured One".
.Team 2. 5 and 7 hadrlt out taut. night
"in the bowling tournament oi the
South Norwulll Club bud the evening‘s
honors i’ellrto David Raymond‘s No. :2
team“, The) latter won ‘two gunmn.
Lbeating both Nb. 7, Captain Ralph De-
Witt, and “plump, Captain .lohnny Ca-
vbill. 'l‘he lutto‘r'a team won and loot
a game, and No. 7 dropped both paint-n.
The evening's rolling: .
First Gonna.
ltsiuroe~'i‘.iloblne. .
Scororwil. W. Raymond.
loam iztilnti'to show up lax-n night, and
it was neoeaaary to resort, to tin- av
crane arrangement to complete the
score. .
The record of the bowling tourna-
ment now ‘alands.
’I‘eam. Captain. \i'. 1.. Pat.
No. ii~«-S..-S..Jarvls....‘....4 0 1.000
an; twisilward Ilenrd .3 t .750
310. limit? W. Raymond. . . .3 l .750
No. .l'rmd. .l. (iahtii ......... 4 2 1166
V0. :iw-l“. .i. Donohne . . .3 ii .500
8:0. 7mltyE. Derlt ...... 1 ii .200
\"o lVT‘i‘lv ll. blotting. . . . . .0 ii .000‘
'l‘he dual howllng date in next Tues»
lay evening. when Tennis 2, 4 and it
Inrvla'teatnmnw has everything bent-
en to a trottzie. . ‘
There will be two: games in the pool
ournmneut this evening. In (‘lass A.
‘i. E. DeWitt, so. and E. B. Smith. 80,
md to Class '13. R. Curtright. tit), and
N. Wardwoli, 65, will play.
DIED ’AT VILLA NOVA.
superintendent of ‘ Steeplcehaac island
, Was Studying'l‘here.
BRIDGEPORT, March 0.—~Word
.vaa received here today of the death
it Villa Novagof Paul Boynlon. Jr..
tubstitute on the football team there
not fall. , . ‘
lie was about 22 years
we years has been superintendent of
turn collage last Septemhernnd he-
'rheD.
’I‘eam. No. 7. r SI. Hp. Sr.
DeWItt, Capt ............ 0 ti Hi
E. [inch ........ ‘ ....... I 2 ill)
Signlan (nbnontl ....... ills
iiinlloy (absent) ..... ... 142'»
, ‘ « 527
, Team No. it. St. Sp. So.
Calilli. Capt. ........... i :l 137
Ilavlinnd .............. i :1 Hi
Alter ............. ‘. . . . .2: 3 Ha
t]. l". iinch ..........:l ii 158
dill.
Second Game.
Tonal No. 2 Si. Hp. Se,
Raymond, Capt. ...”; . . .2 4 ill:
North ...... .1 :: it:
h‘olunt ................. 2 0 10:3
(labor-no _. a tin;
‘ . 59d
Team. No. 7. ' St. Sp. Sc.
,Dertt. Cam. .......... i: 7 till
it}. Knoll ...... ‘ ......... l :i . till
Sigman (abs-lent.) its
Millie-y (absent) ........ Hit
573
Third Game.
Team No. 2 8i. Sp. i-lc.
Raymond. Capt. .. . . ....2 n ma“
North ................. ti 7 It:
Polaut ............... , .il 4 till
Osborne ............... 2 I: lint '
. 555i
'I'r‘um No. .1. Si. Sp. Sr.
Tahiti, Capt. ........... 2 .. . no;
Eiaviinud .............. I Hi 1J5
Allor ....... ,,.........2 ti ital
.‘. l". Kin-ll ............ i ii till
.170
Two melnbora oi‘ tiaptniu lie‘d’itt'n .
will occupy the alleys. Captain Teddy .
l .
Void \and for
iteeplechase island. lie entered Villa ,
" .
>1.“
. m "I. 3...
Coat Suveaters of Oxford
and $1.75,
the li‘niri‘teld Av. window, very
Cash’s Imported Towels,
rough to those who like eonsid
healthy glow after the bath. .
mended by the medical profess
Special in
ways sold jll 38c. .
‘ Glassware
glass or not? This price is see
“it i
Best thin blown Tumblers, ‘
Thin blown with etched bands
do lye pattern. . ‘
The D. M
and
i
"i2: : 931‘ " t. 3. -
This] Semi-AnnualiEvent
15
By fortunate purchases
values in these popular fabrics,
Ends. ‘
an a course in electrical engineering;
to having. had a great-deal orprecri-
:al experience through blantwo years’
management or the powe‘r station at
the island. He enjoyed rugged health
apparently and his death must have,
been Sudden. The ftimlly wheat St.
Augustine, Fla, when the death oc:
curred. _ - . *
SOhLEGE SWIMMING ,MEET'CAN:
CELLED. _
PROVIDENCE, R. l..March ti.—-Be-
lieved .by his physician 'to he nutter-
t
Junior; class of Brown University, was
‘aken ter‘thdkliode‘laland Hospital to-
day. This makes theiiith case areas-
sin'c'e’ yesterday morning. .Three of the
five men at thellospitpinre members
i.
of the swimminfl’e‘ciuad‘,‘ dnd‘ the’t‘héory
the diaéitfio fiblfi‘ill'ti éWlifh'tilll'g‘pfifil'lh
the swimming hmeet width, “Amherst and
wuuama atar permitting, t0. jvhas
been cancelled. “,Tllelif‘sfudépts inrho
t.
Idence; George Adamo. for" ‘Braiilor'd,
dues; George. 8. Bar usage: Pbrtlnntl,
with. and ,Robert Cahnrph‘y. of'itiouni
Sinai, Newi'York.
RAILROAD SOLICITOR DEAD. '
BURLINGTON. 111., March 6.»~.los-
eph William Blythe; general solicitor
of the Burlington aRIIrond‘nystetd and
state leader'ot’ the Republican stand
pattern; 'dled. ; today of heart dlue‘a‘ée
while on a up trip'arlwmehor
innit all try-{i
Malamute! ; .bhfislidahil's‘tit
,to lino“:
m
'In
M If.“ ””3.
mill ‘ t ' ., a
_ . V
i . l”
n mightier. .. . ii Iuwfll
! .lih ‘ .d- n , N lg! .0"
labile no“ «airmail-”We
. , w . , ., i. i 8'
Cll
i
l
lng from diphtherlaplames M..Aldrich. i
of Springfield. Vina member or the.
pectcd diphtheria at the University. ‘
is advanced ythatrthet‘men contracted:
the college gymnneiuur. ":An‘a result .
were removed .tti'the‘ lléhiilidlkyeater: ‘
day are: Waller H.‘Hal'rie,“'of Prim--
Plenty of winter Weather
Winteri‘G‘o‘ods at Cut Prices.
: no.
oLs'r'rr-zns
uncalled tarot}! e tollowlug post'ofli-1
costar the. current. peek. “ _" ,
'Soutitflorwalk. ;
MiesMaryBeutel.
.Mra.,_W. Bowers.
.Bohert Britt.
Miss .Molly Curtis. .
Mlss‘Snrah L. Davenport.
Miss Hattie Davis.
John Gatling.
:John' Johnston. ,
M'ss Margrett'xelly.
,, l. Kellogg.
,Mlso Grace W. Lewis.
~ J. W. Marsh.
iifiA. Masher;
R. ,Palndino.
. Mrs..M.:,Rbbinton. , -
Miss Anna- Smith, Al Clinton St.
s...w.,,'i‘aylor ‘ ‘ .
:Esbert.B..Tu ill (4). . ,
.Michel:_Ziesl
\
«line
fit till
t- ,
..m‘snaawhorhasbecn lintomome time,
. ~rostlngxmore comfortabiy‘_today.
u meow; r. in.
MR. SOLMANa N01‘ ‘80- WELL.
fleasnolranunntiunfl .DT-i’i‘mevtrhvltlv
u ,cansnlratlonmlut night“ in the Ma»
~nackm;‘i~iotel.‘.tlndtattoo-Anetta.» Sol- :
l
gone.altgutiy.»:wei~ae.‘ some unfavorable ,
symptoms .llavingrtlevglopem Hewett ’-
..W
"{2pr a.‘ ,
style. and a full line of all slice,
lilough Bath Towels
Specially woven for bath use.
The construction is peculiar, and Will be
user .. ~. 2 ' 7]; ~
‘ l ‘5‘ if a"! .v’
weather. we made a good beginning. This affords anv'unusual
. opportunity for Bargain Purchaser-gin, every‘Dopiartme'nt.“
WHITE GOODS *
we are able to oh'er‘ exceptional if
CARPET 'RUGS
. Spring is hear, when You will ,want to purchase Rugs.
is an opportunity tabby at Bargain Prices.
yet to come. Now you c‘an buy
~y'SPE91ALiTEhiiS FROM DAY To DAY.
r .
34 Washington smooth Norwalk
IA ,6 erman 8: Son ~
. Elation 446
:Bridieportl“lllivértlrnuén&. 1‘ '
M. Read CO= ‘
Men’s «Wearables
Suitable for this Season.
gray, made in the, very best
regular $2.00 quality,
.at $x.39, special in: today. .
Men’s outing Flamiél Pajamas. worth regulatl'lygii‘shso ,
at. $1.25 a suit, and all sizes.
Neglige'cm Shirts for early Spring. a display of those in
s. ‘
$1.00 each.
attractive pattern
found agreeably
erabic iricticm from a towel. .
There is no doubt that these towels will produce a warm,
They are strongly recom-
ion.
At the Linen St‘t‘tum.
Hosiery '
r . . .‘ lfi . . ' . .
\Vomcn s lllavk imuze (..olton ill a quality WlllCll has al—
. at 25¢ a pair.
Specials
Have you noticerltltOSC Glass liowlsin the Main St.
vestibule windmv? Could anyone. tell whether they are cut
each and the size is Sincbcs
‘ in diameter, right for fruits or salads. Look at them.
Tumblers. ‘ ‘
Vordinary Table Tumblers, medium Weight.
(3 for 10¢.
(l ior 20c.
or in Ilour
(3 for 250.
On a 10 8:. Table
(liltl dishes of far better gratin,R than the prior would in—
:Iivutc. ‘ Plates, Vegetable Dishes. Platters. Cups and San—.-
ccrs, Bowls. Cereal and Fruit Saucers, Pitchers, anti Bread
and Butter Plates, all in good designs in a variety of color?
tugs. .\ chance for housekeepers to pick up odd I'ilt‘t‘CS to ‘
ltrlp out broken acts. in everyday use.
me for any one of them.
W
Reed C
... ...: pm
Despile the ,1
now-m progress. ~
. ‘ 4
both in Mill Endsv‘ancl Piece
No?!
i l
Goons
....
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, . p " Fon‘rnsws. s'rauoonapnse an.
. .Beibw Istagls ottettgrarom 3.131.113; . ‘ . ,
seamen.» ,
‘er. Louis-win" ..iMarch 6.——'Mlss nu-
degtlrd Haitian otteno'grhpher'i" for M.
‘ ”“3“ Former: Who is “returned tor
forging fillé"*‘ltidor§érflélit tori. ‘flfitotlo
-' oliac‘it’ placedj'ln *nré'znniidb in" wot. '
Stem, mdsittaironflitfc‘liat‘gd momma
‘ morning by’Chiet 0t Detectives Smith.
cuter Sinner got‘ilié ruling-Would“ out.
orrb'edt" fine refusedj‘torexpiainm ac-
tlt’m lexfce‘pt ‘to day that: ‘she is “unmoved
to“ have been gi‘ven‘nhoné‘y ‘byfili‘hrthe‘r
* to pay the latmr‘s personal debtsi’Torb
nepiétt‘ St. Lottie rumours: 312 ‘aanritwo
or" three aays‘ interviews “disgo‘ve‘red‘
that the cheek ‘wh‘lch Wild hh'tit‘. “given
‘ lilm to”clo’se a. real outmoded] had
been washed. although tlietd‘eal‘llind
fallen through. The check had been
made out to the order oftlienry ‘C.
'I‘uileni. ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘
i
; . Lynn flarinuismsasrs.‘
LYNN. Masai, "March iiw-«Mter a
j, thorough examination .8: ‘ the. banks or
buddy , and Currier. .shoe _- mnnutactur-
are, who drilledt-a short. time ~ ago. 2 the
assets om, firm are. pluced~.bytex-
perihelion!) nun at $836.070..and the
liabilities al.3967.019. Three figures
do, not include- notes .payubleyto the
estate of ‘1). Wu, Currier, amounting to
395.000. . a , . _;_ . .
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