all r I
yi, hr énd bladder}
. a‘to take several donor of
, .. Cd luratln. .
' ‘t‘lillgdlstlactiy [all] till“. your
, urin‘ar organs are baln
caged an mvltallzg one all
r‘ am Millet! ill ac
Riding, harveniahaa. rheuma-
Add dartlnu‘ on a, lull ila‘lncdo
lidlr‘ r than; yaleepleaot-
p' all or tre-
4. final on leapeolaily at night)
,, he first few doaea.
moment you Inspect any kidney
., .. nary disorder. or rheumatism,
.. "l taking this harmieaa preparation
irilcted. with the knohietllo that
in no other medicine. at any
made anywhere else In the
. which will effect so thoroagli
tempt a cure as a litty- neat treat
. til raped Diuretics. which any
at can supply.
‘ yaiclan pharmacist banker
mercantile agency will tell you
no. Thompson & Pane, of Cili-
ti. is a large and responaiblo
r confidence.
l; he miserable or Worried an
moment with a lame back or
,Inactlve kidneys m bladder
All this goes after you ataIt
_ Papa‘s Diuretic. and in a few
‘_ you feel and know that your kid-
liver and urinary ayatem are
‘hy. clean and normal. and all
r passed
"A dept only Pape’a Diurotlwflfty-
,- Mamien‘iufrom any drug store
my yf here in the world.
”tomato HAT AND can co.
) ,rLovaes JOIN UNION AGAIN.
helemployees or the Springfield
“Maud Cap Co. have iolneddhe local
"and cap mahcra' union and borer
f the goods made by this company
ii here the union label. This nhop
. A its a union shop some time ago. but
A cdndltlom were not satisfactory to the
' .mfim‘emcnt and a change was made.
' fihrbi‘ltl of the employees hold pluck
6f the company. toward the payment
‘ oi‘w'liom the stock dividends went. But
this Bilipioyeen did not seem to care for
:the cooperative plan and the oppor-
iiililiy was not sought of getting the
'ofiuipany‘n stock. although tl was pay-
' ’ wall So the shop baa again he
ty With the union ovcr late of
W~Daliy Trade Record.
M ii' remand coma 1'0““
ii I sun lllll
lllllll ill
BUYA
PARIS
THIY ARE THE LIGHTESY AND
i ‘ ITRONGIOT IN THE MARKET.
2. 5W ’wAeEIuoren 'ITRIIT:
‘ aorta ear
‘ ; rhino days begin to lengthen
Tile cold begins to strengthen"
Greatly Reduced
‘ Prices
ON ALL OUR
ARLOR
STOVES
his wacka of winter yet .to come.
{in in and investigate.
or the hours. And when youl- serving
embroider which make most accept.
next meal.
. cute the aoreneaa
Alltlia harem u‘ m tel- on
kitchen clock that bottom» there in» MN
iiy nullified than than olpoka in the midi}!
machine begins in run hard. clean it:
joints with imitation before attempting f' "
to oil It it machine on
Jilin: and hot water.
either that thoad direc-
tions for washing woolen blankets cold
cold water and horn.
Whether your china la the choicest
or not, It will save it to pad all your
clonal. aheivcnmlth caIIton flannel or
felt—wand save a great deal or noise.
too.“ when putting the ("Sims away.
The heavy linens In natural color
used for automobile suits and coats
are also ideal for large betweon‘meal
conterplecea for the diIIlugtable, also
for table covers. Both embroidery and
atenoillng arc. used on them. .
There are very pretty carriage
blankets and pillow 'tops of line
French plqué all ready slumped to
able story gifts.
We are donstanily cautioned to use
vegetable oils and not animal lots on
our fauna if we would not encourage
the growthlot down there, and yet
how ample see recipes for excellent
taco oreama "that will not grow hair".
which contain mutton taliow.
One has no Idea how much less food
it tithes to satisfy the hunger of the
portion Who masticulcs her food thor-
oughly than it does that of one'who
eat: hurriedly. The woman who com-
plalna of never getting hungry should
try eating more slowly and loan. ller
food will digest so much aooncr than
usual that nhc can hardly fall of he
comink hungry before timc 'for the
White acrge Is especially prctty for
the very young girl's frock made up
in college atylc.
Cotton voila In an ideal fabric for
tailored ahlrlwulsla for fillillliifll‘--yeti.
the sheer cotton vollc used for gowns.
The thread of which It is woven in
made in each a way that "It never
wearli hilt " as one girl puts it.
Not_unill they reach the school age
It the time not by one authority when
children may don colored frocks. llu~
til then they must he kept in while.
80R! LUNGS AND RAW LUNGS.
Moat people know the feeling. and
the miaerabie slate of ill health in lndb
eaten Ail pcupla ahould know that F0-
iey‘a Honey and ‘i‘pr. the greatest
throat and lung IeIIIady, will quickly
d con more
store A normal c ditlon Ask for
Wiley a Honey and TM. llrldgc Phar-
Inacy.
CAN A MEDICINI II~A "FAKE"
that ban lived and grown In popularity
for thirty years, and demonstrated ila
worth by actual curaa of female llia in
thousands and thousands or American
families.
Any fair mlitdcd. intelligent person
will emphatically aniwer NO! finch a
medicine In Lydia E. i’lnkhum's Your»
tahlr1 t‘ompound made from roots and
hi'i‘iltl. and its over Increasing popular»
ity in due to actual merit alontl
._.-..-... ,.. ”a...“ WW
‘. ‘ I , v
VERY Ll'l'l‘LE
Ir. Merchant to have an idLEC'l‘th:
BIGN for your atore 'aad allow win-
dowa. We make them. all alaoa. and
they BELL Title 00003!
Tn a email alga tor a starter—the
lacunae In your buaineaa will canoe
you to order larger can. '
'ihe Read at Volt Electrical Co.
to waamuoroa avatar.
sooth mow-aux.
rat. we.
I...» who
Horace E. Dean 8: Son,
40 WALL IT» NONWALK.
Real Estate and
Insurance
y
“a, am... .- .-
‘ _ rive stunt
Mammalian huh.
walnut out
MMMHW Laura.
We have moral decided bargain
in um. producing property that
meet mama to value with the rapid
growth of the W.
My. a WMWW-‘M
not” you are better for . . ,,
Will wish to attend this entertainment.
‘ inalltuiloha.
trite Dr, Howard company have on.
into an arrangement with Frank
on r'a drua Morel by which It
apliolai ntroduclnry offer will be outdo
o! 86 cents on the 50 (that also of their
‘ d excelling a cure of con-
All!!!”
nonmetal baa Ill‘
liver “ bin. that air. atm- will re.
turn the price paid every case
where It doea not give roller.
Mr. Baxter has been able to secure
only a. limited supply, every one
who wishes to no cure or dyapep’ai‘a
0r conutlnalioa should call upon
at once or send hide to canto by mail.
and get to dose: of the beat medicine
ever made, on this special half price
Introductory offer. with his pet-acne!
agorantee to reform the money if the
critic «Iona not cure.
llllilllllilllllilllll.
CHARACTERS IN MOGK cormr
TRIAL.
As there Is a general desire on” the
part. of our people to know who are
to participate in the interesting pro
coedlnxs connected with the Much of
promise trial to be given under the
nunpicou of Norwalk High school
High School hall, on Wednesday eve-
ning. February 2, We liilliiliiii the list
In full. ‘
An will be observed, with tho ex-
ception of Colonel Newton, they are
all well known people who need no
Introduction to our rendera.
Wherever similar entertainments
have been given under the direction
of the present management, their auc-
can has been phenomenal. and it is
not likely that Norwalk lackn the ma.
lel‘inl to give the affair u livellneaa and
plqnancy canal to the beat.
'l‘hc loilowlug is the make-up of the
court:
Judaism-Judge Joseph it. Taylor.
(llcrk ~ (lcorxc ii. Voaburgh. Esq.
l’ialIIlIfr~~«Mra. .l. M. tioburu.
Defendant-fl. ll. llurlhuit.
lkmndalll'a Attorneyl-v
i‘andee. hind.
Prosecuting Attorney-«Ill. V.
ton. Ian,
(Yourl illllcer Loo lialeI, idol].
(‘rler ----- Thomas Hunt
Witneaaaa hire. ldn 3. Keep. Mrs,
W. ii. lialdwlu. llr. Ward 8. Gregory.
William F. Tammany. (loot-xt- I.
Woodward.
A aplcndld panel of prominent citi-
zens of the town has lawn called to
form .thc Jury. and II lively time in aa-
aured. Every mun, woman and child
l
Nehemiah
New
Mll8lti HALL.
The new l‘rogmm for the week’s
end atarla today at Music Hall. The
bill la a laughing one (rpm beginning
to end. and one that in titre lo pit-nat-
Int-II most scndatc. Randall and itldg
icy. two clever entertainers. will pru-
sent their screaming ono—act cnnwdy.
"A l’rouaing Matter." The llondou
nomediann, Miner and Bartlett (‘om-
pally, will he neon Inglihclr roaring
farce, “Thc t‘ollnr lllliiotl." .litclt iA'f'.l
alum-r and talker; the charming i‘arl—l
ion Slater» alugrra and dancore. and
the great AlvoIm. Zoe-liar 'l‘rlo. premier
comedy arrohuia. Another iollypopl
motion» will luv alt-on for the benefit;
of the little folks this Saturday. lily
cry boy and girl purchasing a lle- rent
ticket will receive u candy lolly pop.
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STAT! IAVINGO IANKO EKIMPT
ON CORPORATION TAX.
WASHINGTON. .lan. 27.“*80VOI‘Ii
Connecticut aavlnga bankII have aunt
appeals to the Connecticut member!
of rougraaa. aaitlng In regard to‘ the ‘
corporation tax, and whether the MF‘
lnila hunk: of the ntatc arc obliged to
comply with the requirements to tilt
out the hiahlilr' aent out by the collec-
tor of Internal revenue Tho-ac blanks
Wi'f‘f' cent by the Connecticut collector
to the savings banks, on well an to
other concern: in the slate, and tho
omclala are at a loan to know what to
do.
The rommlaaioncr of itltornal rev-
enues Ilia luaucd luatrucllolia to new
Inga hanka that have no stock and are
not oruaulncd for prom, which in the
raw with all the Connecticut saying:
The outclalu may tulle
an oath that they hays no Monk and
make no profita. pin the ramp to the
hianka and mum them to the caliber
tor at Hartford, and this will he calla:
factory to the department.
‘ to coal A note IN on on
Take LAXATIVII REGARD Quinlan
replete. Brownie refund money if
It falla to can. it. it'll. tiinVlt'Ii Ilaiga
nature It on each box. .
IALVATION AMA“! WORK.
Daily Line to N. Y.
l For Freight Only
oaaua ar‘m Halal!” tardy I.
lay. (W
illit- calm
Warmltflpin.
NorwaiitSteaIuboattlo.
melamine ostrich-luau.
o'E
. “familial who noon help at flit mt
m m thlhkfuiiy ”only“. .
lineup liayoa with" to appeal to
the public for contribution of either
money or provisions for the relief
work tho salvation Army in doing
amount the pour and needy than
cold line. There are a number of
lithe and the modal are abort All hip
Ira interacted III anoint. Winn
bonnie are naked to kill“? MM?
slit to illnelgu itayea, it Vim mat
alriicl. lilaat Namath Grocerlca. rage
tallies. coal. shoes money, etc. will be
. diluted. and all forms or 4
Rival Spousal Iii Joint Whiamii Con
' . dotted Willi MUM! al
olrcurnatannoa than it the witch or
John March. the who to chdrliid
with ail-lithium to trifle Way with tile
bride by iill‘owmg liar noun a Iran.
A second wife a young and attractive
woman child“ in thin city laat a‘ven
lug. much the patiearlpt at Vincinrn
hospital and embraced her at ahe lay
on her cot. m
The two women odhliod‘ed with caeh
other. "till one an awful mall." ax-
olaimed the vlaltor. “And i don’t care
what they do with him.”
trialled Harl Hilahand.
:atherl‘aa .lurkiewlca, the aacond
wire of John March. arrived in this
oil y iaat evening and immediater con.
suited interpreter Anguat Brill in
order that aha might have a converam
tlou with her hunbhnd at the county
niall. interpreter Brill than vinited
Sheriff Sidney Hawloy, renewed per-
mission and altogether the trio vialted
the cell In which this notrioua Mac
oil was confined.
Marni: Brake Down.
AII Marok gazed (mm the burn up-
on his pretty wife in whom he had
been married about a year, teara roll-
ed from hla cheeka and he cried. "i‘
didn't threw her in the well, became
i do not even know her. They have
got the wrong man an come here and
let me hold you." The young woman
then began to try and fearing that
there would be a sensational scene in
the cell room she was taken to the or
lice.
Want to “capital.
twilcvlng that silt! might know the
Woman whom March throw in the
well Sharia Hurley had be: taken
to at. Vincenta tinny“! in order that
they might have a hoover-nation. when
they arrived in the ward in which
Annie. liloaltili la coadaed. the lint
question she ask Catharine wall.
"How long hare you been married to
Mnrok and how did he treat you?"
Marl-lad Year Ago.
"Wc were martini! a little over a
yea. ago although we did not stay to-
gethcr long for i (win! out that he
had been married before and chipped
hla win» to mm ’0
opportunity to (real me had bcchunc I
got away from him‘ In noon an pru~
allilo "
"He In an aw at man." ‘aid the
Moakiil woman an aha lay on the cot
“and i do not care what broom" of
him."
Q
Klmd Farewell.
Before loading. the two wronged
wlvca of the branch Marolt ltlaacd each
other farwcll and (‘alherinc returned
. late Iaat evening to hf'r homo at indlan
orchard, Mass.
in Handaome Woman.
According to tho dcacripllon of in
tI-rprcicr Brill ahe la a beautiful wo
mail and apeaku good English. When
aha arrived in the city laat evening.
alto wan attired in a haudnotne tailor
ed garment and attracted much at-
tention all aha clapped along the
direct. title in about it yearn old and
at the manual lime is employed at In-
dian orchard, Marat. where aha wont
men after aha found that her huaband
had been married to a moron and
chipped to Europe.
March a Lady Killer.
Item had an '1'“
Edward Luckeli Also Halli Responsi-
bie ior the Condition oi Sun.
ahlueliliiphnla .H
‘ BRIDGEPORTH-ian. 27.-‘i‘ile infer.
motion from St. Vincent's hoaplth‘l last
night was that ulna Dunahlne ill. Nich-
olu war in a dying condition. and that
there is no hope or her recovery. Mina
Nichols, who la 11 yearn old, colored.
lives with her” ”parents in Columbus
illicit. Through her acquaintance
with Edward iaickett, who is employ“
ed by some prominent doctors who
have their others on State street, the
girl got Into trouble. The latter em-
liloi'ed Dr. W. H. Buhnell. who resides
at liill dtralford avenue. who I)?!”
formed an operatoln, it in alleged. at
his chine on January 1, for which he
was paid the hum of 318 by iuickett.
The alleged malpractice waa unakiilful
and the girl grew worse and blood
polnonlug net in. Dr. Bradley, II coi-
ored practitioner. wan called in. and he
reported the matter to the board of
charities. The board from Dr. C. J.
lmverty to make an investigation. and
the latter had the girl taken to St.
Vincent} hospital, and reported that
it was It serious can».
LuckOtt Armted.
Assistant Procerullng Allorncy
lieddcn. who learned of the cane. oak.
Oil the police to make an investigation
of the matter. Captain Arnold wont
to St. Vincent‘s hospital yesterday.
and the dying girl made a full con-
tension to him. As a result of the
court-anion. which may be considered
an antuvinortem statement. Dr. W. ll.
liunncll was arrested yeatcrday alto-b
noon. and later Lurkott was arrested.
w hen lir. iiuunell wan taken to head-
coartora he appeared indifferent. and
said that he did not know the Nichole
girl. He told the officer in charm1
to send tor Attorney Henry Shannon.
and then he set In a chair in one of
the aide rooms apd wan soon sound
asleep.
Out‘en lends.
lie did not wake up until hla motto
or put In on appearance and wont
bonds for her son to the amount of
$3.500. iAlf'iiNi was not no fortun-
Ii'e. Dr. Bunnell in very well known
In the city. Hia late father was at
one than superintendent of the board
of charities. and after he was dlamias-
cd from the department he was and
0d by Joseph V Brennan In
the "on! of the death of the girl and
which enema likely within 24 houra.
the two men will he charged with
manalaughicr.
Mr E A Kelley. Bclvlderc iii.
writes uh: "I an .an ex engineer with
22 yearn active service to my credit.
About three years ago my kldnovn
wore affected no that i had to give up
my engine First l was troubled with
M‘VMO. aching pain over the hips.
'l‘hcn foliowcd Inflammation of the
bladder. and specks appeared boron-
tny «yea. A trample of F‘olcy' II Kidney
Pliia that i tried. so benefited mil that
I bought more. i continued to take
them until now I can safely testify
they have made In. a sound and well
man.’ iirldge Pharmacy
M
IHOWIRID WITH“ PLASTIR.
Mr. Ihlpway Convinced Hie Helm
Wu Ialit Tao Rapidly.
That it in halter after all to mate
haste-«Ir plaatcHlowly la a conclu-
alon that John H. Shipway of Nordion
ilelghla haa arrived at. Bee-Iliu- of
too much haate in the completion of
his handaomc new villa on Newton
ilclghta, Mr. Bhipway has had loaha‘nl
don the villa after ceiling there for
title ciaima that all the young women
of her own nationality became infat-
uated with the Ilcver Marok noon after
they mot hint and he was known aa a
mi live nport among hia own people.
The . million of Annie lilo-kill iii
reported to be about the auto at the
hoanltal today and there is no doubt
but that aha will receiver.
m
PnoTOOIAPHI or now COMET.
HAN limit. (lat, Jant summon Wild
llaul ii. Wright. astronomer at the
Holt Ohnarvatory on Mount ilarmlton.
Iaat night, obtained auroral good pho-
tographs of the new comm. A illlfl. lie
acid traces of undiutn‘wore vlaihlo af-
ter the comet had dlmwued from
view This. derdarod a mention at the
"wit lilIarrvalnry stall. hail proved the
theory that minim in one of the
tomnoneot parla.
WW
WALTHOUR MIN! 70 IUROPI.
ATLANTA, 0a., Jan. Ila—Bobbi!
Walihour. the bicycle-rider. has acid
hi. homi- hm and will sail in II chart
time for Europe. While abroad Wal-
thour will meet a number of lluropauu
riders. lie will he “partied hr Ilia
fatally and lady to remain In
W Mmandntltm
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GONIWc‘I’ON’O HAND ORUOHID.
William menu, a conductor on
the New Haven road. had hie hand
entailed while attempting to couple
night almut iii «clock. He won taken
to the New iiavgn hospital where an
two cars in lhn‘cada‘r Hill yarda last.
the winter and it In once more In the
handa or mechanlra. who are remedy-
ing acme deterta that arose. ll la aald
ihmngh too great hadie in getting the
NM” ready for occupancy. A ahower
of planter tell on Mr. shlpway one
night, while he was altar-ping the aloep
of tho soccer-fol. and that determined
him to abandon the house forthwith.
lie in now at Greenwich. with hill from
lly. and will remain there until «very:
thing in the big ctilicrctc home in pro-
nounced 0. K.
The shipway houaa in one of the
thaw placea In the 0: Ridge aeolian
or Newton. A mail army of mechan-
loa were building It for months. it III
a well-built house, and no fault has
been found with the work. except that
in hia dealt-e to get Into the place by
ilhrlatmaa, air. Shipway had the me.
nhanlca hurry things, and In this way
acme minor deform cropped out. The
place was ready for occupancy by
(thrlatmumthat is, it waa occupied.
and Mr. fihlpway settled down to
apend the winter. But the planter had
dried too quickly. it would mm. or
there no aortic other reaaon for Ita-
‘whatever the .raaaon. chunk: of plain
icr pecan falling out of the ceillnaa.
Downatalra. la the great dining hall.
big nhuhlta‘ dropped from the center
or tho «that; upataira in m or the
alaapinpirooma smaller pinata roll
'i‘hdu when Mr. uhipway wall allover
ed with faiiial planter one limit while
no» slept. he decided it war time to
than h'il mum and give the place
TheD M
little girls from storm on the
cal-lint and safer.
suction.
and draperies.
for Wedding;r gills.
Light breakfasts for those
The D. M.
SICKNESS la
Sanitary
lIilillll
illliil
iii an I lllllllllllii rum. 1
‘ and. III uawuavna.
NEW HAVhN, Jan. aha—rue no
terday destroyed a Mentor: brick
building at chnpai and Hamilton
ati‘etitl occupied by than and mill
iaauulaeturlng‘ Company The fire
started in the boiler root! and when
Im- firemen arrival had spread over
the entire building. ’l‘wo alarm! were
rung in and It was new boon bet
tore control of the dam W wanted.
The lost In animated at that “0,000.
MW
«charm strains mall Man tho
media. «are chronic Wyatt“.
Ilfortwarmadetnarqihehand
up again l° ta lileohlnida.
m
it lotto ta .tonea
at?“ i mom ,i‘ lid
anmdwm Mai .
iHllRSIlil IS BARGAIN llil!
”
WE WILL GIVE SPECIAL PROMINENCE‘TO
SKIRTS
A Si’I-‘A‘iAl. PURCHASE OF “LACK BATE 1N8. RURELES AND
FOLDS. 6001) VALVE AT $1.25.
SPECIAL. 98c
OTHER ILACK SKIRT. ..........
FLANNELE’ITE SKIRTS
19c to 75c
Bargains in amigo White Skirts
A. Dickerman 8: Son
84 Washington St, South Norwallt
row «a
Open Workl'lam
malarlaandolhargenndiaalea
PLUMBING. Don't letthla
home. We estimate the outlet
Read Co.
Established I857
Waterproofs for Little Girls
We have a‘linc of very attractive little RIltiher Capes
with silk lined hoods which scam to he just right to cover
way to school. The colors
are mostly red anti navy blue, fast shades guaranteed mil to
run. which Is an important leaitlre to be considered.
For ages from 6 to I4 years. price 33 75
A acroll cut puzzle given free with every wattrprooi
Coat anti Suit Rooms second floor.
The “Crown” Vacuum Cleaner
it looks as ii the days of brooms. dustpaus and (lusters
\vcrc past, for the modern way of cleaning furniture, car-
pets. rugs and curtains with the Vacuum Cleaner is so much
in the old fashioned way dust was simply
taken chitin: surface; but with the Vacuum the dirt is taken
yimm the interior as well, every hit of dust extracted by
it not only cleans rarpcts anti rugs, but is especial-
ly good to use on upholstered furniture, mattresses, pillows
"The Crown" is easy to operate, and the mechanism
slmplc. it is cnmplclc with twelve feet of wire woven hone,
our unzzlc fur carpets and one for furniture.
$18.00.
Basement Furnishing Store.
Attention is directed to a group of Furniture, odd pieces
gathered in the Furniture Store near the elevator.
clinics Colonial Rockers of Mahogany
Colonial Mahogany Desks. Drawiugroom 'l‘ca Tables and
Sewing Tables. Screens. Muffin Stands and Odd Chairs.
'i‘hcsc are low in price, of desirable model. and very suitable
It in-
with rush seats,
Do not forget that the Tea Room oil’crs dainty lunchu
cons at noon. and special afternoon tea from {our o‘clock on.
who wish.
Read Co.
...................... 490 to ’4.”
aunt Iavi
liedabie
ind
by Iii.
traceddinaly to DEFECTIVE
mega:
WALL mm
NOIWALKIW
manor Foil couuaofleur.
The uonalatorial delimited at.
Rome on not eonildered an yet the ap-
pointment or a hiahop for the dime
of Hartford CNN" The matter molt
ably will he decided It the heating to
he held In the inner part of February. ‘
following which, in the absence of com-
piicationa. the choice will be auliniltied
at once to the Pope for ratiiitlail‘ua.
W
"any r or or
w y mry ‘yaar.
roam the moat emotive remedy for All
id and bladder livable- that media
cal atom can devils. Nara id-
“Rial“, narrate Irralul arl Ila.
they“. and ma ldlt.
vitality” bridge Macy. . .
Norwalk Chronicler