‘ . ffl‘he'Thlrd Degree.“ for iii that play
lillll l iiiiiii
f (Continued from First line.)
'nrnphtc force. Mr. Klein's theme in
"The Next of Kin" in the law's delay.
and in it he undertakes to hold the in-
teract of the public in a proposition
which I: recognized generally an a self-
ovident fact. Those who road the he s
of the day cannot be ignorant of t e
Ononlan labyrinth of legal processes
through whose mazes the individual
must trope his way if he would obtain
inaticem We read of appeals. of in-
iunctions. or write. of demurrera. of
habeaa corpus procedings ad infinitum.
lit in this condition which Mr. Klein
has end avored to snow upon . the
I. ‘ is material is not so spectac-
. nlar. as that from which he molded
he had a subject which possessed
more or less novelty. There existed
in the public mind a sort of nebulous
illegals to what the term "sweating"
meant. but until presented behind the
tootlights only, the criminal and those
who had been accused of crime really
knew of the agony through which the
suspected are forced to pass.
The audiencc was duly appreciative
of the clitoris of both playwright and
actors last night, and at the. conclu-
‘elon ot the second act the former
made his appoaranco and uttered an
."1 thank you." with as much diilldonco
as at Maudo Adams.
(Washington Star.)
Natl-Ill to Succeed Standard as
Wm no oi Thai Division
Illilil iii liiIII ‘
‘Ililaii III nus
Visit Pay Cars in Order in Carry
Point at Boston Convention
it is understood that there in
movement on foot which will result in
a radical change in the limitations of
the present shore Line division of the
New Haven road. it will be remem-
bered that about three years ago there
was a. reorganization of the varioua
divisions of the New York, Now Haven
and Hartford system, when the Hart-
ford division was dropped from tho
map. much to the disgust of the proud
people of the Capitol City: the Bllorc
Linc division was changed to a part
inland and part waterfront line and
other sweeping clningcs Woro illildi'i
Ill illlv effort to straighten out the sit-i
nation.
One of the principal changes put
a .
Into cite-ct was in the limitations of
the old Shorc Lino which need to In;
clude the lrackugc holwcon Now lla~
van and New London. .thn the an
nouncomcnt of tho. change was made.
the road canto out with tho statement
that horoafter the Shore Linc division
would include tho. truckngo Ilctwcoll
lido of New London. and that It would
also Iukc in lilo. old Hartford division
which Includcs tho lino bctwocn this
At. tbcrconclnnion of (no socond not
after the various players had reepond
ed to numerous curtanl 'uils, Mr.‘
Kain was brought to tho footiiltllto1
erotic bi'icily exprosacd his thanks
r the demonstrations of approval.
'I
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(Washington Times.)
Pretty prosy material that for n1
play? Good “stuff" for a magazine ar-'
tlole. lint unsuited to the stage? Locke:
human interest. and a love motive, and:
that sort of thing? '
We shall see. .
Charles Klein worked the polico:
methods of our great American cities:
into a play that was wonderfully hum~l
an. .in that play be visualized the;
methods of Inquisition. ho. showcd the.
“third degree" as it is appllod. Hail
the materials of this pater play wcrci
ot adopted to stage reproductionzl
refore. he could portray tllonl only"
through their effects. And ho did thisi
no succeesfully‘as to lnako a groatcri
play than “The Third Dogrcc." and!
a better play than “Tho Lion and thoi
Mouse." 1
"The Next of Kill" Is the tltio. of
this new drama. and It had its metro
city and Spriiigilcld. Also it was to
incllldo tho Now IIavllllrslll-lholli‘nc
Falls llllo. Just why this coilibinution
oi’ inland and shoro routc divisions.
should ho Illlnchod lllillcr tho bond of)
tho Shol‘o Lino division no now could
tell at ilio limo.
Go into Effect Scan.
Now tho proposition is to oxlcnd tnl
Shore Linc division to Now York.
Stamford boiug tho proscnt liniitlitlon
of that division Westward. This
Stamford and Midway, just. tin» othcl"
change has boon considered for Smlio
limo and it is stated with authority
that tho extension of tho division to
Now York will go into offcct very
shortly.
thn this. change docs lako effort It
will ncoonsllrily moan moi-c work tor
the inch on tho prosont Shoro I.ino di~
vision. ycl wltil a ro-organimtion of
the traffic inanuxcinont of the. division.
it should rcnult lll simplifying illc
in no littlo oxtoni. It is not bolicvcd
that llll‘l‘t‘ will he lllly grout ciinngc
lll tho porsonnol of thc officials now
handling busllioss on tho Shoro Lino.
bllt possibly shifts of moll from Now
York to Now Huron may ho thi- ro-
politan prclnloro last night at tho (lo-l *‘m'
lumbia Theatre. |
That elusive bird. (loud Luck, wbichl
General Yard In New Haven.
Allothor Interesting matter which
comes seldom and stays bl'lcllr lll‘wun hoard last night Wan illc report
stageiand. lliiii liccn tin-usually chnmmyi that lliero was soon to bo appointed a
With Mr. Kliilll- F0? his "Mllfiliiilzcncral yard manager to how colli-
Master" he. had a David Wllrflold; fol‘i ploto oliarlto of tho Now liuvou yul‘dn
his "Third Demo" he had u Iaienlml’m tho pi‘osollt time Ihcro u on one
Willpani‘; f0r“'l‘llo Next of Kin“ ho lillfl' head over this dopartinont of thc ruil
Mlsfl l‘ledng Rt’lCllt'l‘, l“l'l‘(l(?l'l(‘k Pill“ l’Ullil. lllt‘l‘tl bl’lllg \‘fll'lillll‘l yard lilltdfll'fi
ry, Wallace Eddingcr. (lrant Mitchcll ovol' liltforoilt inch and difl’oront iinos
and a dozen others of cxcopilollill‘or work. Now, tho. plan is to lill\‘i‘
ability. one gout-rill ilcad. .liini whcn tllo
The play In one of llllt". of artist-loiinngo will go into ol‘roct is not
like contrasts. iii no luatuuco arcllmnwn,
those contrilels brought about by cit-E
ogserntion. instead they til‘o oliipha~
allotl by the clever juxtaposition of
variant characters.
(Washington Horiilll.)
Charles Kicin. playwrillhi. Is fond of
big thomos. chin. in fact. ill il Iiiiltl-
ter harmonizcr on ulnticrn of public in-
terest. it is possible that l'ilil hormone
aroma fur-reaching. dealing an they do
with largo (locations of the day. as any
pulpit pronouncements with regard to
the public. morale. lll lilil Vill‘ltillil plays
of recent times he has aimed his
nhnfta separately inguinal the conccli»
trition of great wealth. and agninat
the alleged sweating uyntcln all prac-
ticed by the polico, and some ntbor
public inadeuuuoios bouillon. .
Now. in his lull-lit play. "The Next
of Kin." which was allown at tho (io-
lumhin last night for the first time. to
ll” arrested public attention and d1.
rooted It toward another existing ovll
--in fact. taro evils of corroinlivo na-
ture. viz: 'I‘iio corruption of the ludicv
itlr by the political systems obtaining
in acne onion. and the thin or and fal-
lacy of psychopathic exam nations of
permits with a view to establishing
unity. Mr. Klein in lllli expedition of
. the iatlor point would have on all lit."
llovo that a lilulc of limlll‘i-i oinlta
nowadays by which innocent and tome
people may be popped lulu "aunltnrs
lama" or luadhouuos by an operation
atriklniliy similar to the “loltrcs dc
cachet" ill the old days oi the line-
tll ‘.
(lilo best possible mieelou that Mr.
1‘10th3 lemon may accomplbln In to
warn-.puceflli outsells analmu legal
odmlomehts. against apeclnlintn In
mollupathlc. and anninnt, political
. us who pnInVor undphmdnr.
, ‘ M30 play. Mr. Klein than not built
lily no aeourelr against the critical
unafiitiu are lientinoll to beat
thin dlrllcillre an he did in
, on find the Maurie" or In ”rile
dflpgreefl ,. lie Ilsa mud.» lllli lirst
"(until eweliiugly illlcl'liatinit~llli
could tuilrto he moved and inter.
. .br ill“) dovlbpment of the. story.
3 oval Id tilill into Paula‘s sanity
.r lilting lace of realism. but the
ill forced. 'i‘hlli not. however.
one much approval. and the
"unfit?“ glesce’ud‘od "ll”
lit ‘ ii one mum in;
1audio made a abort speech
a v..I&M‘
.. . m
Firemen Want More Money.
. Now llilvou railroad labor ll'illillll‘n‘
;continilo to multiply. No sooner Iluvc
ltho railway clorka‘ affairn and similar
difficulties boon (liniioecll of for thc
time than illo road tlrolnon begin to
‘ allow tllolr hand.
Tho llrotbl-rliooli of lxlconmllro
ll‘lrolncn and Eugiiloorn on the New
Haven hogan yesterday a canvass of
its turn on tho Illa nynleiil looking to Ii
prononilliioil of now douiilildil to tho
Bullion reinvention of the (iciil'rui
Clittll‘lllt‘ll of llltl ituill'oull Labor or~
itanizilliona of tho oust. 'l‘hin colli’orv
out-o covoril all of tho l'ilIlrondn aunt
of thc MIesisnippl and north of tho
(lllculilloako and (lbio liuca. Vuriolm
incrounon will he unkcd for at illla
convention. lilo amount varying ac»
cording lo the mica paid on oat-ll
roiill. 'l‘llc ralca paid on tho New Ilil~
von road In unld to ho I‘illl'.
’I‘lio Now Iiilvou ilrcmoli conutltutc
a moat ilititrl-nivo body on tho Now
liavon uynioin. Many have lolld that
Ill ila thud alinlynln It In determined to
do away with the old brotherhood of
locomotive onglnera, which has all
ways favored the railroads In labor
lroilbicn, as claimed.
Tho Hliilillltl'nl that the firemen
were working _v utelalay front the men
as they loft tho pay curll back up n
l‘f‘llllt'lil to tho road which illlcordu
with tho donntudu oi’ the locmiiotivo
lll‘i‘llloil wont of (illiclllto, who call for
it uwuopimz Int-roam.» iii wagon running
from 20 por oollt. upwari it.
Thu new echulllllo cut ed .fur horn
rooognizue lb.- trend toward olcctrill-
nation of steam made by necking to
intro llli‘ word "engineer" ounntrucd
to Include electric and motor omin-
nor. and the word “firemen" to li‘I
oindo helpern on motor engines.
li‘lirillcrlllorc. it in said that till-
Now iinvon roiill firoinon want it nix
hour day rain on way l‘f'clgllt john and
all Int-rouse for $2.00 men to who
and 02.70 mon- to $3.
It was further stated that night In
tho railroad w rid that tilt-no do
mantle of the it omen were not unex-
period but bad ‘beon counted upon
ever alum-tho gross osmium Ill-gun to
show idling of improvement.
w Wu
c in lid con O my
full filtCllEil’S
GAQTORIA
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Scull!
of brass
Once
Woodard”, lakindlyli‘htoiiheevcfi
ninc lamp. . '
if It be the Rare lamp. dig light contribute:
an added Chlmlhl reading and sewing easy.
There are no aching eyes after reading or sew-
ing under the ray. of the Raye Law.
The Raye Lamp diifum I needy white light.
it is the least trying of any artificial light. Made
central draught burner. .
The Ram is a low-priced lamp. but you cannot
[lit a better lamp at any price.
Every Dealer Everywhere. if Not at Yours. Write for
Dominik! Circular to “‘9 News: Agency at tile '
comm on. couramr
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lilo m Mutter hem-life m
througlloquCltcl plated—improved
a Riyo user. “VII”. one
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iliilllliiii
liliusiuuiiiniiu
llltllltildl’Olt'I‘. Doc. l.~—’I‘Iio trial of
(‘harlos .1. Flynn. of 61 Park street.
who was lil-rostod yoatordny charm-d
with bicaiuy, was continued ycntorday
until Saturday. ills hull was incroaa-
N] by .ludgc (‘arl ll‘ostol‘ Iroul $1.000
to “.500. It in iniprohablo that ho will
no nlllo to rhino. that amount of money.
Ho llilili‘illi‘il to Mrs. Knowing, the illo-
tllor~in~law of hill socond \vii'o'li alstol‘.
to bail ililll out hlit she. wouldn‘t.
IIIl-l first wifo was in court today.
alluvial
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DEFECTS IN PURE FOO
Dl-LAW.
They Are to be Remodled at Next See-
sion of Congress.
At the. coming session of congress
(mo of the (locations to bo thrashed
out will illldoubtodiy ho tho roviulon
of tho. pure. I’ood lawn to nlool thc
dcinandn of the ucuoral body of con
slum-rs for still further improvolncnia
In tllt‘ulllt‘llliltlti lll voizuc lll many food
factories.
(im- of tho polnta overlooked in tho
original not was the troutlnoni of
peaches and apricots in mining
plants. it In tho lll‘ilt‘lli‘t' of many
cannorica to imlucrsc poachon Ill a
boiling solution of canalio soda and
allow tho. fruit to slow in thin cholili
She had hor oortIticate which shows
that silo was nluri'iod ill “'uicrlown lll
lililB by tho Nov. ltohorl W. .ioiioa. Silo
said Illlll who was vory sorry for tho
:u-cond Mrs. Flynn, noo Sarah Iiiiriio.
and said that if who had known of tho
sarcoud inuriizlgo sh.» would Intro warn-
cd Mien-a lllil'lit‘.
:~Iio alluliitcd lilo coilvornntion pub
ll‘illl‘ll gtliillfl‘tlil‘i' wiillh look plum» Ill-,-
l\\‘t‘t'll llci'soii’ and Flynn below ”10
last unlrriuuc on ’I‘Ilnnkngivinp day.
hilt said shi- noror for :l illoinciii
lllillllflll l‘l‘ulill was sorioue.
’I‘Iii-ro lvoro on many rumors about
that Flynn Wilt; a Iitlb- out of his head
that hol‘ opinion was aakoli on this
point. Slll‘ ropiiod clllplilltiouliy that
:lhc llltlliillll ho was not "iiiiiio riui‘t.“
Shi- said ho had done many :lliillgs lliir
till: llil'li' lilarrlod lilo that liinllo hoi
linostioll tile llioiltill izlronlzlli. Silo
said ho had a full whou a but which
silo thought had much to do with it
Silo also .«uid that \"lll‘fl lio rurtool. oi
liquor ho did not aoolil rl-npoilmhlc.
DANCE FOR THE LADIES.
illllndlhm of business on that divisiont'NmWalk Firemen Remember Those.
Who Assisted in Making Fair
3 Success.
’I‘Ilc ili‘llt‘l‘lll collinliltoo of tho .\oi
\villk it‘Iro ilopnrlnwnt hold it moot
ini; last night Ill lilo rooms of ”ill I'Io
noor Hook and I.nddor Company and
ill-rl'cctod arruilcolnonto for tho iosil‘
niolliul dallco lllill in to 1m pivcll lo
”11' liltlli‘i-i who illi‘ilhlt‘il lll lliultiill: Iiil
fair n anocons.
following coilllnittoo was up
.iolntoli .Iohn .\IlInc, William l‘ou
vll. II. i‘ol'corilll and Edward Unity. of
too donuriniolll otlicoro. and II I‘ol
poll. .1 \\’ l‘urnow. itobl-r: t‘ilIIou illl‘l
i‘ ll. Illimard. of tho companion
'I‘Ilo dam-o will bo girl-n ill the town
nanolnbly hull lolilorrow ol'l‘lilllll. .\lu~
tili‘ will lii‘ flirnlnbod by l-lvoo's orohou
trn. itcl’rtmlnnouts will bc 1i‘l'\'l'(l iii
llllh‘ tolli‘lony to tho billion Illo ill'o lilil‘
Illl‘H nl'o trying in show llloir npprocilr
lion to mom for llioir kinduoss iii no
‘ll'lllllt; for tho l'ull'.
RECORD DISTRIBUTION OF FISH.
WASHINGTON. Doc. 1. IA rccorlI
was catnilliallod by tho flail l-oililniaalon
for propagation and Ilutchillc. llilt‘llillii'h
during; tho lint-ill your Inuit. whon tlio
output ilugropnlod tho vuot itllill of ii.
tiT.l:Il.lIIl, 'l‘lllti la Blitolnillou mnro
fish and outta than \vcro diatribuicd
lllc iirlvvloiiu your.
NEW YORK SUN PRESIDENT.
NEW YORK. llcc. I Edward P.
Milcholl. for many yours on the out:
Iorlul stuff of tho Now York Sun. has
boon oloclod proallicnt of tho Run
Printing and Publishing Armor-Iatlon.
anccoodinp tho into William .\I. Laffnu
Nown of Mr. Aliit‘lloll‘ll ciocililll \vuw
lllllili' known today.
in fun"
Separale Remedies. Each Deviscll lor
llll‘. Treatment ol a Particular
Aliment
W’s-o...“
'l'hol‘c iii no "cliroull" ililioiip. lllt‘
llcxull Itcnlclliull. 'l‘lloro iii‘f‘ difi‘crolll
and sopnrnto modicincs. mick min do
viaod for a certain lllllllilil ilillliont or
a claim of ailments clnnoly nllIoll.
For instance, Iloxull liynpopuin ’l'ub-
lots are roleommonded for the punitive
relief of stomach irritation. Indigen-
tlon. flntllieucy and dyapepain. They
are rich in BlumutloBithnitrnlo. Popnln
amt (lili‘iniiiallvoa. They are prepared
Mllililii‘t‘ the areal romelliul value. of
llloilo well-killiwu niodlcinei litre-ills.
’l‘liis rollieliy uoIIa for 213 route. fill
colds and $1.00 per package. livery
on.» nutferiu from stomach dinorder
should try cxuil liyupepalu Tablets.
Inasmuch as they coal nothing if they
do not satisfy.
Remember. The, Clifford Pharmacy.
Qlllllilm‘ it (unity. l’i’illlli.. la the only
I-iltll’tl in Smith Norwalk where three
lillll In urgrd to investigate and take
advaniaiia oi‘ the trunk and generous
manner a which they are sold.
lll tho distribution of limb and fish can“ '
by upoclul llt‘tii'i‘miilii which perfect and '
rcmcdiru may be obtained. and every
out until tho skins of the fruit urn.
imlton Ioono, The fruit ll: ibon put
.lhrollgh amoral washings iintii tho
skills are waabod away. This pro.
:cosa is about u cont and Il half or
.two cents a can ohoapcr than pcl‘lin:
ibr knil'c. 'I‘Iiouo who arc (tillllili-l lit-
ll‘llllllil to this. oiiolnlr-al trcatlnt-nl any
that tho lino nil" llitt lyo in not lilt-
wol‘ilt fonllil‘l- oi“ tho lil‘ilt‘l‘li“. hilt con
loud that in order to lirl‘ llllh climip
out-ling process-l il li‘ liocollalil'y to tliii‘
lurccn and unripo fruit for cunniniz.
.ltlpc i‘ruit will not stand tho ch pro-
’N‘Sn but bocomcs discolorod lilitl din-
iutoizrutod ill tho caustic soda. 'i‘lio
iiltlo flaior which lhc unripe pouches
have in lllllcd by tho Iyo troalnlclil
iao that the result ill a wondx. Inatoloan.
"ailncd pouch which doponllu for tho
no on tho syrup which is: :lddod Ill
illl‘ canninli proccsa
'i‘ho \\'il_‘l' lo toll :: lyo~pcclcd pouch
is to wash away the syrup and thou
canto tho fruit. ll It Is: tailloloao and
inilpy lhl' Chant”.u ziro It Is a Irv--
pooled pouch,
In tho novornl waebinirs to which tho
pouch in subjected iiilcr It lti pooh-ll
by lyo. lllost oi tho choiliicul is. uni
dolililcdly “illilli‘ll nun), Illil ii any of
it to loft tho ('lllifi‘lilit‘i‘ note it willl his
,I‘l‘liil.
t‘oncrcea did no: lilt'illlllil thin sull-
joct In tho puro. food laws, cunni-
illlt‘illl) tho cunnoi's who How this lilo-
lIiod arc not collipoilcd to plain tho
fact on llioir Iabola. 'I‘lio prom-lit nai-
‘llillllll llii.- loi‘ its liiii'lilino llli' ('llill'l‘
:Illt'lll of .'I nicziwlso to rolllody tlile do
.Il‘ui
II' this inovoiiiulit lll'iH'i'fi succcssl‘ul
“\‘i'l‘l‘ (‘lllllli‘l' will lill\'i‘ to stain on nia-
[lulu-I ii lilo ponchoo ho ilaod woro
Illi‘l‘ll‘ll ii‘. (‘illl\lll‘ soda or any oiliol‘
l'llonllt‘ul ‘I‘l..ll of clillrno will put
lllI' lplcalioll ri;:hi up to tho conunnicr.
It tiiov would ‘le soon cal frail which
has boon aookod lll lyo they can do on.
Many oi l'lilliol‘ will llroi’cr In lllivo
liioii' fruit bandlod lil ilio good old
lualiiozioi lillt“li'll Wit}, by knife-pool»
lll,L'.. “blob itlml incline much for tho
quality of cilunod trail by kooping Iti-
tact lilo original fruit flavor,
'l‘ho Inst lilo yearn how soon it
lti'oiit llllulncc In tho lilothodn IlKi'il
ill various cunnorlca and with lilo now
[luv u aiili further ndvniloc In the
.llrootloil ol‘ \vhnlosoiiio production
\will ho unalirod. \\‘hcn lllt' proooonoa
clnployod In cilnnorlon nrc lxuowu to
ho pol‘ioctly \vlililonoliio. tliol‘o will ho
a uroiltol' liill‘ or l‘iilllli'll lrillla and tho
IIllllI l‘l‘lltlll will be proilluldo for all
concerned. Including the I‘llrnior who
will not it croutor market for bin pro
llllct.
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Childron Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
C A§TQB ' A
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Mahackemor-ww. ii. Monti. New Ilu-
you; I.. ll. Iloll. Stamford; I‘. ll. Looto,
lilllgowood. N .l.: ll. .l. i'n’ffrcy. .‘ow
York; A. II. Hunted. blunt Hartford: I..
ll. Hill‘lblitl. \i‘iliuu: (ll'ol'uo I.. lloek.
well, liilluotiohl‘; ll. Mathewson. city:
ll. tllaallcr, ii. A. Inlrioy, ti. llroon.
tilt‘lil. lll'lillli‘ilfll‘l: I“. H. \\'Ill‘lll.‘4. Now
liilvt'll; \\'. .\‘. iiuu'i‘nliclt. llnrtl‘orll‘.
.l. l.. Him-lo. iloclloelcr; Ii. Moyora.
Millihnlliiu licncli; l.. M. Alton. city;
i-‘. \i'. illrollit. Ibillnn. Minot: t‘. Il.
Karolina. A. l'lvunu. Ilonton; .I. .I. Lon»
non. l’rovldolico. It. 1.: .I. Arthur IIun~
itlll. Mll’ltlloillwn. N. Y: W. M» ”"3".
Stamford: it. ,Il. Jackson. '1‘. .I, t‘urr.
Now York; .l. ii. Wllaoli. Ml‘llili'llll‘.
I'a.: It‘. 3. ltiuu. Albany: ll. ll. iiurrln.
A. II. Illlarac. New York; 8. ll. Iliulond.
lli‘lllgi'lllil'l.
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..... w ‘ Mum.-.
wanton-r mm». Knocueo
orernm .
entirely bullied the combo and
or continuum, Their "labour of dream
‘In; the hair is particularly adapted to
.quick to appreciate; them.
'lllll‘ to wear and intruders pori‘cctiy.
”a” A.»
The attitude allele and hand-stall: have
me
coullnrfroln the common of the yuan.»
“it'll! oruunlentil. and they have been
nun-u—
Madras Ill one of the new and very
practical materlnill being used for an
derwoar even by thoee who are fond
of pretty lingerie. it In unit and picnic
and taste lunch Iongcr than the mill)-
nooks and other cloths Used for such
garments.
lilack and white is as much used
and an efflurtlvn In nockwour an ill “my
other feature of drcsnlng.
’l‘ile poke. culcche. Dutch can, bcbo
aliapc. plain hood. (iapucllln and Men
only shapes are some of the quaint
styles which 'l‘oilcttes lnclltiona as the
tad of the day for motor headgear.
'I‘ntl‘ctn. moire. satin, fur and ionghap
beaver arc the materials need for
them.
You will hour people any that a black
kid glove is the glove which lllillit‘ti the
hand look smallest, but i bclicvc from
lily own observation that it is not more
capable of producing this effect than
a \‘cry tine pray allelic.
A .Iapuncao mandarin cont madc anti
finished an an Uriontal would wcar it
Is not oxuctly suilod to tho foininiuo.
American figure but very much ali-
lliirod by our women. so porno of them
have had those bountiful coats mado
up lil that far i‘iusicrn country bllt ul-
torod and adapted according to their
ideas of what would make thcul ill. and
tho result is unusual and vcry bounti-
ful wraps. '
Although the ”frills" for the fronts
of blouses are not the most economical
pieces for tho girl with llinilcli income
to lll\'t‘i-il iicr pollulos ill. ilioy
prcily and \or_\ popular tit junl this
flow. The)" giro a Ili't‘l'iS)’ touch to a
tailorod waist that transforms It not»
Ilciontly to lilllkc it propor to wcar on
il l'(’
occasions whoro without this adorn.
monl ollo would hardly venture to
mull" it.
ill all advance showing of embroid-
orics for spring thorc are pl'accflilly
sllnpcd motifs for lilo ironic of wanna
which will illd very lnutorinllv ill ovoi-
vIug solllc pretty liltllliii'fi for mat sow
son.
It \cry oflcll hnppons tllill during:
the holiday soaaoii ouo finds horsoll
with a generously supplied ulovr boy
if alto wants to keep illoso :sho is not
going to wour inlluodiatoly lll all good
condition as who“ rccolvcd. lot llor
wrap cacti pair soparatoly In wax pa
pol' so lll(‘ akilln do not touch ouch
illllt‘l‘.
\\'llcn It In noon how much bottor a
drone of wash fabric fits when It In
new vonx. new, Havana
HARTFORD RAILROAD
TIME TABLE.
w—u—
In Effect November 8. 1909.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
A. M.-~«12:fl.“lx. azoux. fully. fizos.
’" 7:20, 7:46. Szltlx. Rubia. Il:l0x.
.i-.
ii:
013?. lilzL'iIx, fluidly. 11:29.
1’. ill.~~l:l:(i:lx. limits, 3:31. 0:0“.
'i;il.‘.\', Guilty. llz-lil. liziillx, Tile. 7:7I2x.
il:»lll.\‘. lil‘ilil.
Sundays.
A. Sir-12:13:“. b:07x. 51113:, 8:54.
10:20.
1’. M.‘ 13:50. 2:-i-ix. 22303:, (with.
5150):. 7:12. Twin. 9:i0x. 10:19.
w
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A. bl.-~--lt!:llilx. i:49,5:ih.li:40.7143,
Il:50x, ilzlflx. 10:02x. 10:011. li:00x.
i1201i.
l‘. Muniflzimx. l:00, 210M. 2:57.
3:32x. 3:55. 4:32. 5:02, influx, 0:27.
lizlllx. 0:03. 8103):. 9:30, 11:00x.
Sundays.
A. M.~—I2:00:r. 0:00. 7:30. 0215:.
10:02x.
i’. M.~—-«fi:02x. 5:04. 0:01x. 7:00.
8130):, il:00x. .
BOUTH NORWALK TO NEW
HAVEN.
A. M.w«l2:l0x. l:lilx. 0:15.
“i137. 0:50. 10:12th. lt212x. 11:47.
P. Mswl‘lzilllx. 1:21. tlillx. lltfiilx.
i120. ilLll.0:ltlx. lizvili. 7:Iilx. ilzlfix.
llzltl. 3:40 llllll 7:20 to Britlltuport
only. ‘
Sundays.
A. M.r~i:i:iilx.. lti0x. 7:40.
0:“. Itlrzltlx. Il:ii’.x.
1‘. M.-Ii:l0x. 0:48, 7:10x. ilziii.
0140):.
w...
SOUTH NORWALK To DANIURY.
A. M." 1:20ll. 0:20.8127. 9:50.
P. Pvt—«1:25. 4:40x. 0:14. 7:18.
Sundays.
A. M.“li20. 9:15.
numunrmrr, Dec. I.~A.lolln .1.
Murphy. a freight brakemau. living ill
280 hunch street with Iitu wife and mu-
child was knocked from the top of a
frolgii our neariihc aoutb lrolgllt
l'urdn about. 11 ii. iii. yeeterdny. iii'itl
was so badly mangled that he died
iwfmo arriving at. a hospital.
AMIASMDOR LEIEHMAN AT
HOME.
litiiillll. lloc I.-«.lohn (l. A. lull-sh-
allltltl. lilo newly appointed Amcrlcuil
.tllibnrsanuur in hair. arrived here to-
day. '
P. hi.~~7:35.
W "
DANIURY TO BOUTH NORWALK.
A. hi.~Ii:fiIi, 7:2. 8:20. lIltl0x.
11:00.
1‘. M.~i:10x. 0:38x. 8:30.
Sundayo. ‘
A. M.«~7:55. ..
P. iii.-0:00x. 8:00;.
isou-rn nonwALK fro eoe'ron.
nA1.2 lilo-42:10. 1:10. 6:15. 10:23.
I'. ill.~l‘."00. 1:2l. ll: ii. litill. 0110
W orld’s
Best
Highest
Grade
13y
3 t
Every I cs
T est Made
llllll l\‘dllf.{t‘.\‘~~$lilipl0 in turmoil: and liakc licl‘icctly
at all limos. lllc lluli Ilircct Damper works but
one way and cannot confuse the molt.
THE A. J. COLLINS CO. ,
12-18 NO. MAlN 8T., SOUTH NORWALK.
1
‘-
not start-lied one is tempted to laun- SALARIES IN GREENWICH.
tier Is Illnp. hilt if instead she would! Commenting upon the increase of
starch the Iowor part 0f “19 fikll‘"salarics Qiiown officers In Greenwich.
whore its ,lllnpnenn in disagreeahiy tel itlic Graphic of that place gflysz I’rob-
. . I
and leave it limp from the hips up. til gum... there is m, town ill Connecticut
result would bo lunch more satini‘ami whore the salaries are so high, with
1012\2 \I the exception of soicctlncn, as they are
White ilanncicttc sheets are a grout. in Greenwich under the new govern-
coinfort to many an invalid who finds mcnt.
those of linen and plain smooth cotton The notary list is as follows:
. Scleciilien 1.400. town clerk $1300.
disagrccai-Iy cold In the Winter non- “WWI.” $1.30”. auditors 3500‘ hooic
son. Anothor comfort for the invalid 33.4,...- $1.300, town Chump] pom). tux
Is a wadded bag of very light materials l-ol‘icetm' $3.000. board of relief $450.
for her to slip Ilcr foot into on not-133309301? $3.00“. “‘99 warden “('0-
lllll! mm boll ihonllh ofiil‘t'r $2.000. School visitors
' .inilrl, trnant oilicer 51:00. superinten-
A very iloomsnry part of u Sllfllll’ldollt of highways $2,300. commissioner
000 if you would how it honcilciallul charilics $2.000. soalcr weights and
is to m... and ninesage u“. bond u,(,r.!liio:ioiil'tr.~l $200. registrars and deputies
.. , . , , . -. 41,020. the total being $32,720. as
tillulll}. ‘ ion know how lllO‘l'dU. and} “Emma $17.01” last year. an increase
hands would tool it you ansaod thorn; Of some 85,000. .
In soap wator and then instead of!
wining and diylng tbcm soft and plI-l
ubio you turncd some llind of a wind:
lnncllinc on thonl and dried [bum in}
that way without touching: their Stir-E
l‘acc. don't you? Woll. that is tho. wayl
a great many of you have your sculps
pushed and thou wonder that they
l‘col dry and harsh al'tol‘wards.
l-Tvory wmonn. probably. who reads.
this column has a pair of worn out
CAS‘TORlA
' For Infants and tlhildi‘m.
Ilia Itini You tiara Aways Bought
0
..... 41%
Signature of ., , ' .
SHOPLIFTiNG CASE POSTPONED.
t‘l'liilll‘llti gloves. If nhc will cut off the HARTFORD. December l—The case
curls of tho {Ingcm and thumbs: and] of Mrs. Ella J. Patterson, charged with
hoop thrill to \voar nights after putting‘ stealing goods front stores, valuod at
”mm on I“... hands. Rho will find tilonl' about 31.500. did not mmo lip lll the
_ police court ycutortiny. owing to the
more comfortable than any kid gloves. illnoen of Mrs. Patterson.
l
For Modern Kitchen Plumbing.
For Sanitary Bath Room.
For Model Laundry Plumbing.
For a Satisfactory Heating System.
.For Stove or Range Repairing can he
most satisfactorily supplied by
than our ......
NORWALK. norm
T56 Haida humid
MILL TEL. 46-3.
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
from a Piggery to a Palace
SPECIALTIES
One, two and tllrue~ply 'l'ar l'lliii'l'.
Slaturs' Paper. .
Sheathing and builders” l’liiltli‘.
Iialr insulating and llnnlonlng ’zlpera.
»«»W.......m. .t... .1 . .
iliiilis
YARD TEL. 45-2.
Window (lint-ls oi oyoi‘y domripilon.
Saab Wollthtn ulld (lord.
Moulded \A'oodcn tilliicl‘u. two altos.
"Lincoln“ Asphalt ll‘nilrlc ltooililg.
warranted.
curl... 'rurnace . ,
Cross Creek Coal for Range
Cannel Cool for Open Grate
Home Comfortable
Meals on Time .
Children nappy
Raymond Bros.
Luxury atSmall Codi
may be yours if we have a blind in
renovating your automobile. We will
reaiplioister the seats and books of
your car at a. pride no moderate that
you will regret not having had the
matter attended to before.‘ At any
rate. it will cost you nothing to set
our estimate.
1‘ i L Luther M. Wtigilt
I g hapless. 1 Except Motility»
’Iourn‘ acumen. can".
Norwalk Chronicler