8111119 and FaI
. To the thin and west: 11‘ it. 1111111111-
M'I'SI'thI a word to say: Let them use
osmotic. this wonderful flesh formiug
1111111111111 is now so popular, and they
will soon be plump and rosy.
Samoan is not an ordinary medicine;
, ‘I G it 11‘s 11 dosh forming food that. is adapt
t,»'I'II to the must. delicate. its 1.01110 ‘9!
foot gives strength uud health 110 that
IIIGftprI IiIs use for 11 short. time all the
IIIG 9' I dash and fat p1 oduciug almuenis III the
food will be costly assimilated and re
tnihéd by the body.I'
ii The large solo Drugglst. Buxt‘or has
' lid: on Samoan since he first intro-
ti nod it in South Norwnlk and the
wbudcrtul results following its use
II 1111116 inndo him such an enthusiastic
I bailey r in its great merits. that m»
. Iigl‘vés is personal guarantee to refund
II the money if Ssmo‘se does not make
I 111111 peohlt» fat and rcstme strength
'1111 11 heat 111.. .
When a {rain III weight is noticed 11f-
21.421 Batman has been used 101- 11 week
I or. ten days. 11111 liohith has improved
I hurl you notice yourself growing strong-
or. you certainly should feel more than
Satisfied With what you have received
from the small cost' all 501:.
, cA‘r'tLI-I A'I" TOWN FARM i-‘ULL or
I ‘ TUBERCULOBIB. . ‘
I," 3 who. Herd at soothington -to Be
7 ' Killed
I ISOUT HiNQ'TON March SI -.~'i‘hGo vol
“11111119 herd of cattle III the. thn form
11 to be killed by 011101 or the (1111-11;
commissioners. The cattle me budiy
. interned With tubértlulosls and f‘aiimi "
to pass the tort prescribed by the dairy
' 'Idommissionars fl‘han are seventeen 5
.111 111111» herd. 11.1111 they are valued at
f 31,1811. 11 1.. 11111 that the maonny 01‘
ha'ef will he soluble.
anchor of the 811119. Dali yrnon' s Assa-
, " cisttoh, and lino a doputy of the state
I, until 1011111111110... says that the fail-
" on cow ’to stand the test for In-
' ‘bércitiosls duo's not impair its value
as; poor.
,I IHow'oVer, some of the herd art». so .~
I badly infected that may will beI hurled
" as soon. as they are killed
, The stock barns will‘ not in» used
I.I'héi‘oro next tall, as they Will ham» to
' be cleaned and treated 11 “111111)?! of
-- urns». it is said 111111 the Whole houi
IG . was inféc'tcd from .0111» cow, 1» hich wns
‘ ’I 111111an to have had the discuss.
M 11111
, It 11 a question of VALUE that
counts these days. I
Not how cheap—but HOW GOOD-
is the Iquostioo‘ that should Interest
you in Your FOOTWEAR.
salston
‘ er‘uNG s'rvtns Now READ
15w... Slices That Fit.
" i22ijjsH1No'1'0N STREET.
I I, snout-15112.2.
Attendance all hours day and night.
'I‘Fredenck H. Ganung,
UNDERTAKER
J‘unersl Farlors‘ in Connection.
my lttendant. ' Tel. .904
I ‘ Dutch and Residence.
' , at 911. MAIN an. scuru NORWALK
, SOUTH. NORWALK, CONN.
I I ‘ . _
‘I THANSACTO‘ A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS
CAPITAL
$100,000.00
SURPLUS—..- AND PROFITS
I 3173500119 ._
EDWIN H MATHEWBON, PI‘OI.
OHNI '"i KNAPP'1flt .vlcfi’m
HEDE‘RIOK HI ”ROWAN 2nd 'VIW
Pro I
, GIIJG'REGD BDDWECL, Cashier
DIRECTOHB .
H. Matthitwoon Henry Seymour
11.1... H. Kulpp Bumueiiflru‘mmau
jiiit H.71Msrvln 11.9112”qu MIWII‘I"
I‘IsGtIGIGnISNIrIt‘zI Idahm H. [right I
1" diH. Roma ,
' . with Office.
SSTCI'ID 1883
Dmcch‘lONMhln 1311‘!!th
Midi for $116111» on 1-11.11.
G many ndvrutuicis.
Thomas 11011.11 7 .I
1' Y 'l'ItyNatIonalBank '
" his pleasure all the
111111111201”. cons. . ‘
Lies In IIIe Insidious Fever
. CHICAGO. March 6.——~Presldont
Roosevelt. will never return to 13w
United Stains ullvo 'lf ho curried but
his announced 1111911110118 in exploring
tho'durk regions of'Al'I'lcu. in quest of
biggumo.
This in the opinion of Prof Fr'chcI
iok Storm of 1111» University- of' Chicago,
whoso plOpI'lNy is board upon his
knowlodgi» of tin» dangers of that coun-
try, with "1.1in tlII» insIdlI 11s fevers.
through IIIHI expeditions to he Congo
Froo Stun».
'l‘hI». cx-pIcsidont. according to the
Iulucutor. will invade 11 section of the
country where fow white man have
dared to venture heretofore on account
of tho iaiul nature of prevailing cpl-
demlcsI and the “sleeping sickness.”
"His danger," 9111's the professor in
:1 communication III 11 shutout, will not
lie in the ferociousness or the animals
which dwail‘ihero, but in the fevers
which every explorer has come to four
Iand which have taken tho. lives of
I hove visited Al’-
riicu 11nd have known the extent of
I at». i had a 1'1»ch peculiar to that
p rtion of the country I visitcd nine
different times and nurrowl‘y escupod
with my life.
‘ “The mt-presidcnt has not the tom
peru‘ment' or- the temper that a man
omits who would withstand the dan-
iirrs of flu» folimutc in». plans to bravo."
pm 0
1101.1 Mchul F’louI mnkos GtmltlmrIt cosy.
Tu 11.11111
l
‘3‘
Cadillac
Four Cylinder, Modal 30.
$1425
delivered in Norwalk,
cannot be equalled b'y any other
car selling for 32,000.
How» a demonstration before
buying and lcaru for yourself.
F. E. LockWood
8. Company
39 WALL STEET. NORWALK.
COMEINGANI) EXAMINE Our
» NEW LINE or '
Gas ' 9
and
Eleétric
‘- Portables :
a.
Twin Cities and at prices
that defy competmon.
Connecticut
Much of the Comfort
‘ of u. man’s home enjoyment depends ,
upon his surroundings-u-hls conven-
1211111211.. A chair a Ichuir will malts
ore certain. We
have them. in all hiuds-for in door. or
Veranda use; Flue Wicker rocker
arm chairs that positivéiy look in
111' the sense of inviting I». rest, but, a
rest In .th‘cm is welcome.
The A J.Angev1ne
81 so. Co.
134-138 WASHINGTON‘CTHEET. I
III _____1___11 It 1111i 4
Proi. Starr. ol Chicago. Says Danger
the finest lover shown in tho f
' Company.
111;. They resemble Vigiiuut. policeme .
With Flax Seed
l‘or runny years physicians hhvoG been cut:
ccssl’ully treating Coughs, “Colds.' ilrouchi.
Ilon with an Ilimulsion of
.INONINE. 'l‘ Itisltl not
:I:ret remedy the formula being on every
1 . 11 i". it in II palatable lelIRIOli—‘S .vectus
cicum -~ made of the oil compressicd cold
[10111 the finest. selected 111.111 Seeds and by
u scientific process requiring 120 hours.
if on wish to know what this F lax Send
l 11111 51011 will do, WIitc to the makers and
they will send you an order on a local drug-
pist for a rcguiami'zc package (not a mrrc
sample) and will pay 1111. drugglsi themselves
for it. ’1‘ his' Is their true 'giit, made to lot 1111'
remedy iiscli SIIDW you what it, can do.
The First Bottle is Free
CUT OUT THIS COUPON
for it may not appear again and mull to The
Lloou inc Co. .. Dunbury,(.‘ 01111. 1 have: ncvcr
tried lluoulur. please Supply 1111: with the
first bottle free.
11.» and Consum
1"an Seed calla
VIIOl.IIOi)!IQI'IIIIII'OQIIIDQIOIIIIIIIIthDlI-I
........ noun- a. In-
8. N. 8. Give iIIlluIldres~-Writcplural)
NORWALK FIRE POLICE'POOL. '
Ratings Of the Players Have Been
Made and Games Start Tamarmw. I
The Norwullt Fire Pollct» has com-
plietcd its urtings for the coming pool
tourInIIncut, the players being puirrd
IS follows: .
March ii-vC. Miller 110;I F. Wetsuit.
125 ‘
hiurch 10-——..l Jennings,10; 0301111
1111.111 115.
' March
Ion. lit).
lin. Groco. 125: R.'Bying»
_ MIII'I'II 12~s. Roll-Iler, 175; .I. Milne.
15.
March 13~S. James, 100; W. Ah-
.cns «ii». I
GGG'itimch ICWVV. lluggcr. 70; J. Jouos.
Shintbch iii-01. Horton. 70: H. Mer-
l . I
Mlli‘i‘ll li———J (iuldor. 12.1; (1. Pros-
Icur. SI).
- March lltwli. Worden. 115: WI.
loss. 1'15.
. GMI'II'CII 19w”. Cornell. 90; J. Miller.
15. .
March 22-«8. Mllicr, 7 : .i. liuhholl,
ii). I
Cut C] an to the Point
Thick goods or thin—wool
silk or cotton—if your shear is
anss it will make 11 clean ‘
cut the full length of the blade'
I without"chewlug" or ‘pluch-
mSNIss is the standard With»
tailors, seamstresscs and others
, who use a pair of shears as a
working tool
' Wiss shears and scissors cost
" no more than the avera e, but
they wiihl 51:1 .1} 5hr. rp on stand
more liar and continuous
work than :my other—in the . .
factoryBchtting 106111 or the I‘ '
hou _:
Cali—alt: have I full line III Win
Shutsmul Scissors. etc. liyou do‘
not find them satisfactory G
in everywayandthevery ’
best you ever purchased,
you can return some to
our store and we will
cheerfully refund the full
amount you paid.
A'SHINGTON STREET.
'HHQNE 667. _.
Everything for oveuingG'
G wear—~Shirts. Collars. Tics. 1,
as 'w» union acme
5.1111. Norwsik
'..i IIIII-J'IIIIII
' $1, 000 film.
. out». hore‘ on August 111 last.
I1 ~~ w ;
II ‘ I IlIIIIIIIIGI IIIII
Actor-Piuyrighi ‘Givcs Conncniicut
$1.000 11nd Writes Apology to
him. Sandi L. cheiser
B'I'AMFOiil), March s.——~i.co 1111-
riohsiolu: the ndt'or-pluywrlght, who
"01 himself into the clutches-or 1111‘»
Connecticut authorities catty lust full,
when 1111 suut 11 challenge tiT'lhrtIt‘u‘“
dual to Dr. Fi'edoriok Sciiuvoir, n ma.-
jnr surgcon of; tho Conuocttcut Nation
til Guard, got out of Lhut prodic‘unurui
last work, by offcring u writton npoi-
ogy to Mrs. Sarah 1.. ISwectsor, who
was mentioned in 1111- 1111111.». 111111 by
paying :1 fine of “.000 into IhII», cot-
tons of the Nutmeg state.
Mr. Dltrichntolu 111 now upponriug 111
Kolth & Proctor‘s Fifth uvcnuc thou-
ire. Broadway and 'l‘wcnry»eigt.h sti'eot,
New York. After Mr. Diil'IChtilt’Ili Imd
upologtzod to Mrs.Sw1»ctser. titntij» AI~
toruoy (lulcn A. Carter. of this Gilli.
agreed to node the charge on coudi
11011 that Mr. lmrichstelu paid the
The actor immediately
paid the fine. That was the cud of
the cost» so far Its the slate of Con
nocttrut is concerned and MrH.SWII91-
acr- suys that she is 1111111111911 with the
apology, and will tuko no further 111»-
tion.
'i‘ho Ditrlchstain challenge to 111'.
Sclmvoir was tho. ul’tcrnmth of 11 111191
with 111111» hotwcen ilir. Dltriobstsln
and Dr Schovoir in Bell lII'otlIeIs gm
At that
11in it was stated that Mr. nitric-II
cloth. with 011th uotoIorliunIlghI bud
Icccivéd an anonymous lcttc‘I. 111 tho
ictter It was said timt Mt nitrichutciu
lIIId.IlIecn referred to inuucompilmcn-
tury forms.
Mrs. l‘IltIrlchstcin, who publicly stub
mi III that time that she took no stoclt
Ill what the latter 1111111. uhowod It to
nor husband, and 111611 the troubio I)?»
gun to brnou M'ujm Schuvolr and tho
uctor mot iu the gurugoI Inentltmcd to
talk over as Dr Sclmvolr expiesscu
II at the time. I'nutohmbiles‘lg llr. Scim-
vulr afterward admitted that; IIIII‘. con-
versation noon took 11 dilicrent'turn,
r0"... -.....“ ...... mm W... 2...... .1.-.
1.11... I. expressed 11,1111 11111110 .1111 I
dmiuisttrcd [0 him the (111111
that“ "l
tiseiucnt‘ which the dofamor 111‘ II we
1111111 deserves {111111 uny man. "
Al'lcr tho light Mr. lliiriclmtcin said
It was 11 mutter of" 1111 insult. that could
only III.» wiped out by the "code 01'
honor." a statcmcnt that Dr. Schuvolr
Construod as 11 challenge to light 11
duci. it was said that pistols wcro
‘ montioncdus tlII» weapons to in» used
in tho affair of honor. Major Sclmvoir.
when ushodI wind. in» would do in 1'1"
gurd to tho chutlougi», lutimated that
ii‘ MI'.I Ditricimtciu Would wait until
tin». uppII» crop illlil thoroughly riponcd
he might ucrommodui I» 111111. 'I‘hI» doo-
101 is 0111’ 111‘ 1111» cruel: shots of Con»
Massimo.
Al'toi he had written :1 reply to Mr.
.i‘lltriclisicin in which he npoltI» none
too complimentary of Ihr‘ucior, DI".
Sclmvolr turned tho. Ii'IlinilIngI» ho had
rocolvod ovur to the slate IIIitIi'I'uoy.
At that thus 111» did not know then»
was an ancient law on the Connorwtlt 111
books matting the sending of .1 111111
“Flute 11 V913: serious offeuut», punlslm
bit» by 11 11111» 01‘83000 or lmpi‘lsoilmoni
for out». ycnr. and the disfrauchlscmcnt
of the scudcr.
Mr. (lurlor, howcvor, took lho muII
tor nortously, and tilt» arrost of the ac-
tor wus dI»tI»rmlIII»d upon. Mr.l)ltricl1-
1110111 111 first. refused to surrmidor un-
til ho had consulted counsel, and his
homo wuu guarded by six Stamford
law 01111119111 tho night before the morn-
‘init of kin surrender. Mrs. Swoctuer
III that. 111111» refused to discuss the
matter. Silo. Billd\iille would ho board
. from 11.1 tho pmpor 111111». The payment
of the» $1,000 tint» and 1111» written npoi-
ogy has now made that promisod stoic-
Iuont' IIIIIIcI-ossury.
l
muss cusso IN s To ”14 one.
PAZO OlNTMENGT is guaranteed to
cure any case of ltctliug,’Blind, Bleed»
log or Protruding Piles In 6 to 14 days
or money refunded. 501».
"Yes, they at'c‘lmmrnscly wealthy.“
'I"Art» they? [supposed they were in
comfortable circumstances, but I nov-
111' Md any idea that they were to ho
numbered umongour millionaire IIIIIII
liloa. “Oh, that must be. They buy
09,119 for crop thoir hired lIclp."——Chi-
tuuo liecord lG'ch'nld.
.thn n 1111111 starts down 1111» noting-
gon he can proceed without push 01
pull.
......mwwnfir—
WMWWWW
. SILKALINss.
III
Bargams
Telephone 446
Al lickerman 81 Son s
Tuesdays SpeCIals
Upholstery Goods
G - 9 CEN [‘8‘ VALUE ......... ...I121/2c
CRE'IONNES ' - 7 CENTS» VALUE ............. 10c
'CRETONNES, - 9 CENTS VALUE ............. 121/21:
CRETONNES, - "11' CENTS VALUE ............. 15c
YELOUR, - - 47 CENTS VALUE ............. 60c
50 in. DR'APERY, 29 CENTS VALUE ............. . 39c
'T'APESTRY. - 45 CENTS VALUE ...... 59c
TAPESTRY. - 69G CENLS VALUE ............. 89c
‘ TAPESTRY, - - $1.25. VALUE ........ I ..... $1.59
G Tapestry Table Covers
REGULAR pnIczI.‘...si.oo j SALE PRICE, - 69 CENTS
REGULAR PRICE ....stzs SALE PRICE, - ‘ 98 CENTS '
REGULAR pruca . ..32.oo SALE PRICE. .4 ' 81.59
Couch COVers .I _ G
REGULAR rules 413:: SALE PRICE. 4 '75 CENTS
.. GREIGULAR PRICE. $1.25 ISALEIPRICE. - ' 98 CENTS
G REGULAR unto: .3193 SALE PRICE, - - 131.49 .
' \ “IIEGULA-a pmc: 31.4.00 SALE PRICE, - - $2.98 .
Timothy Porueres
REGULAR PIIICE .32.ooI SALE PRICE, - - 51.59
, nEoULAR muss ....szss 3 ‘GSALEGPRICEG, G- - $198 'I
'G ‘ . REGULAR'F‘RGIC'E ....tsss SALE PRICE. ' ‘ 92949 is.
'aeoumnrmrba ....Moo ' SALE PRICE. I- - $2.981. '
REGULAR 98162;...3500G SALE PRICE; -' '- $3.49
Other Lines
' ‘ possess quite a large bushy tail.
‘ ence of the deeI,
TheD. M.
Bridgepbrt A, hand... 1 BridgepiirIIAdvmhImenta
Read Co
mitoses 1w
ThI'» Fmbroideries
Surely 1111» woman who has n weakness "for dainty 17.111—
lII'I'IIIIIcrics will lose her heart when SIIC sons the array 01" nov— ,
cities spread I()T‘IIIS[)CCII()ll.
Words in typo can give no fair
idea of the beautiful All-overs, I'uscrtiugs lillil Eilg'cs for
Silliilllt‘l‘ gOWIIS.
Wide Embroidered Bands appear in t‘illllilllllllIOIIS with
insertion and galioous of Point \'I'uiso lncc.
5“
Wide Bands of Linen, heavy with
EIIIIII‘UIIICI')‘. 111111
Bands of Swiss are for Directoirc'rolics. ‘
White Embroidered Skirtings :Irc forty—five inches, \'cry
11111111501110 effects with All-ovum to 11111th1.
Colored Embroidered Skirtings have delicate patterns
in Persian ilorul effects and jupuncso designs that are novcl
:III‘Il bountiful.
There are All-overs to use in conIbinntiou.
French All-overs 'mul English Eyelet patterns 111' line
\'\ \Ill‘kllldllSIlil).
Swiss Flo-uncings from 18 to 27 inches wide tor drown,
pctticozits, and children' s clothes. I
Shirt Waist Frontings with wide spaces to be filled with
tucks.
Matched Sets of Edges and Insertions, :1 wide selection.
801111.» of those bountiful Embroidcrics arc in one of the Main
St. windows and the stock is crowded.
though to lit» fully appreciated.
They must III.» soon
'it is time now to buy nor--
cities before the usuortumut is broken.
GCcutt'r Section, main floor.
Do not miss those Specials in Glassware.
soon the large
for 50¢.
ilavc you
3111115 in imitation cut glass, that are selling
'l'lIcrc arc some good values in ”l'iIIIIIIIcrs 111610.
' Rood Co-
neon iN ‘cIIAN‘auav.
Young Buck and Doc Living on Greg-
ory and Church Lots.
Much “11919111 and curiosity has been
I’lll’illili idlitfliilii
HOYTI’B THEATRL
New acts opening for the first three
aroused by the presericc of a buck and days of the present week include thc
loo follow them.
i‘redcrlck Gregory and 11:. J Church
on the Wolfpit Hill marl Norwaik.
The home of the door it» near the
1113111811119 01' Frederick (J FroIIdenthsLI
who first discovered the animals.
TheI
deer mo apparently young ones. as man who
WhiCh N‘GI making lgrcat New York headline attraction,
their home about the lots owned by
(‘hurles Drew and company, in their
new sketch “A Specia‘l (Train " in
which they cuIry two interior scenes
of the Grand Central Station, New
‘Yorkj. The plot is written around 0111
Darby. of the Sixty- ninth an old Irish-
Ioves to be 11 funny old
they are not \ery Wild All day Sunday 116111.11th utwlt‘s the fakirs and comes
the lots in this vicinity were filled
with mom people, who wished to catch
a glimpse of the wiry. graceful ani-
mals.
From all appearances it is apparent
that the deer have made this place
their quarters all the present winter,
but they were not discovered until the
last snOw storm. when their tracks
were plainly seen 3011 the roads about.
‘ The place the doer‘seiected for their
quarters is III ‘Tsmsll clump of cedars,
sunounded partly by large stones.
which affords an ideal protection from
storms. and the eyes of than.» people.
More than once Sunday, the deeI
were found resting in this place. but
quickly tied a short. distance when
they had any visitors.
have. been hrou‘sod. off‘ by the animals;
The follow docs are much prettier
than the common red dee1.I for tligy
11
other days the people living' in the
vicinity have noticed anotheI larger
I. door, which is old enough to have
horns. but it did not put In an appear
' once today; Inhowevel
The residents are glad of the pres-
but it is tented that
[when garden time comes. the growing
I vegétnhles will be eaten by the uni-
“1"” _.___
'3 1.71.5.9»:-
M 11.. its Kahlil in this 11qu trips
IWIL'LIAMB-‘BHETHE'RINGITON
8611511 Norwsl I. on... Peoplcj Wedded
why .Rov.~Dr. Board. in Bridgeport. ,
Miss Nolan :1. Héth'erington, dough-
tor of the late John E. liethcrlngton
unil‘ 11111.11 Williams, both or South
I Norwuik, were united in' marriage, last
Saturday evening. at 7: 30. o'clock at
the rectory of the Park Street Con
‘ . gregarionui chmch In Bridgeporrt Rev
84 "Wash ugton St. South Norwalk‘ '
' '-G at NO.
have many friends in The Norwalks
. who will extend lionrtiest congrutitlu
Gerald H Berti-d. P11 “1).. the pastor,
19111191111 or South Norvnilit performed
.the ceremony.
Williams ur‘o'r‘csldini; for the prosont
12 Washington street.
lions. ,
I 'SII'I'I'" 1"II di and o d I: f
i SGOUI‘R a HIP D I
. '0qu ii at Flour. r or MANN
All the smulli
" shrubs in the vicinity of their quarters
I Greenatein,
Mr mid itirs. li'runk'
011111191111” 'Brl'd'geport, 1.11.11 as tho
. best 1111113111111 himomaiu'. on 111111 Mrs .
.‘r'l‘itoy .‘
out on top every time. The Jason. di-
root from the music halls of London,
have a novelty act in which they in
pounce whirlwind dancing and club
juggling Miss Rosa Lindon, the spetite
English comedienne, has a budget; «full ,
of original stories and songs. which
promises to be; a strong featured Whit»
man Brothers, novelty contortlonists
have II unique. act which 'wiiltprove '11
sensation. Miss, Genevieve Day-comes
well recommended as sweeps. singer of
illustrated songs as there 15' on tho
AmeIlcan stage: also new motion pic-
lures.
'HOTEI, "ARRIVALS.
Mahackemo-«Mr. and Mrs.‘ C. L. Ab-
b'ott Mr. and 111115.13. L Chil‘ds Mr.
and Mrs. R. L Church M acobs.‘ Wil-
1111111 J. Byrne Mrs. Charles iKng and
daughter 11‘. .l. McLaughlin L. J. 0w-
en‘s, J. .l.- -Byrne. New York; A10 80011
and wife. Buffalo; Geor'go L. Reed.
IBostoI'i; S. Brown. Chicago; F.' ii
Goodwin. Providence; R. L. Buell
Middletow'n; Louis Mintz, Newark: M.
Morrison. Orange; .1. A. Ghost». Nor-
wulk: L R 111111111111, . Wilton; S.G
Stiles udson,‘ Géorge 8.
Harley. 11.1... F. Keaung, BIlrl'gepof't:
J R. Taylor G0 ‘.C Hegemsn George
W Bogardus; M. P. Bishop, John' ‘J.
0111111ch 1111111 Jon'dreau, Henry Pick-
(51111501111121;er 11111111,}! L. Field,
city: 1111311111 '1' w. Wren, George
town 'ehlii‘le' "11}. 8111111110111, W J; Con-
1111» hiI’ii'Wlfé,’ itéw' Haven; '0. C. Archer
and wire Hartford; John Ewen. (ii-eon-
, Clifford—~11 15:. Winchester south
N‘orwtill‘r; Chaiies M. crnufut" Chaun-
ce‘y A. 01111111111 Kent; A ‘B. ‘Hiil. C. A. .
Ferry, New Haven; 11.0 Beans, New
Brunswmk, NEJ '.W E. Mines and
wife, Harrison;1 N. 11., Thomas Hey.
. wlch.‘
wood, Harry 1 ampson, 01111in 116111-
hold 'I‘. E (‘III 11111111 R E. Help. '0. H.
Taylor Danbrtry; J S. shutter. W. J
bullock. New .‘Iork; F. M Ellet'lgc, st.
Louis. Mo. .
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The Magistrate—"You scam to have
committed a wry. grave assault on tho
défendnut just because he differed
‘fronI you 11111111“ argument.“ ‘
The Deluuduiit~»"'l‘iiera was no help
for it your worship. Tho man is u
'pcri‘ect idiot.“ "
I'rlu». thliitrnte—-“Weil. you must‘
pay a flat», of fifty francs nndcosts'aud
In future you should try and under-
stand that idiots are human beings.
the some as you and I."-—-illustrnled
Bits. , ‘ I
Norwalk Chronicler