Ali to "til i
1m» bum" t Without
Traubl
dtéllpl. blimp
”l
figflm story “the? Yollt eosoeruiuu inry trial. .
. reepti Water and
» _ not be used In commotion
. .ns these irritate and prolong
,_ tibial}, sometimes even outle-
the sentimental vodkase of
ill! hadtr'ee oi charge
oi the Emergency Laborator
.2 West Twenty litih street. New
Ad azls ambient to clear
, pie overnight. rind to rid
[thee is oimnieam twenty four
:.J C. Denniii. Pitttillurg. Pa. ..
.lidelman.l3 .M. mule, Jr., Eve.
Wore, June Dare, '1‘. G. Abbott.
New York. 8 0. Datum New
: W A. Reborn, Bryan Rumor.
, city: W. Chlcheeter. New York:
3 King. Brltlrenort; W E. Ilent,
even: L. Finishers. New York:
- tilts, Newilrlr: 8 Greenstelli.
rammed; w A Benedict F n.
ladwon, city; Cleo. L. Rockwell, Miss
, .I ROCIIWQII, Ridgefield; E. T.
dimmer, H C. Johnston. New" York;
hit it Raynor. Boston; F. c. Pdtermtm.
mndelphta; c J. pipe. Boston Miss
. Wile Tabor Br'ooklyn; C l. Green
liyiln. Mass: Geo. F Buss Ashiund.
6.; W Kuehn. Q. 1. Stevens New
i F. Gmdohiid (II); F. Bullock.
vi; noose. F. F. Signor A. F. Million
F.- 0. Either, J. McKeun. Jane maths".
' New York; Whitman Mend, Greatl-
(loll: A. h‘ilante Toledo Ohio. ’ ‘
W
fight LUNOO AND RAW LIJNM
pet) a know the feeling, and
tile Intact-en e state or ill health In tout
Alpeol'tla should Imim that F6
lava. alley and Tar. the greatest
throat and lung remedy, will quickly
the soreness and gh and re-
.5 normal condition. As! ‘ for
‘ t in Honey and 'l‘ar Bridge Plum
I .l .. . «
a
-‘
r
" Ir room’s- cents to
H I s H It
Hull Hull
BUYA
THIV ARI _‘THE LIGHTIIT AND
STRONGEST IN THE MARKIT.
BHIRIIS .iIIlW
‘I'Il WA‘HINOTON IITRIIT
'PHONI IO?
p; drinkinh to trite-i in, m‘dfil' um be
' Malay flit hiiiil of ill“: biz estate, L La- .
with: Kellogg, counsel -i'ot Mrs. Outtlsa. .
I ll
ohtilhihu ilhuor
suited dunretpe Court Justice Gerald
Shim-day tor a new heel-ins in New
ilaeantl Lei! been an.
Elmore ii flotilla oi Filliil ill rind
John c. Show oi New Forlt are a
committee controlling her property.
The wealthy Falrdeld reeldeht was re
cently detected in In court or an-
peels on her action to have the corn-
Dirtfl Spap
i‘ he uhlic cakeoi' soap is on.
:cie‘an ny and unsanitary: To use
roa contaminated by the dirt“,
on .it may he, the germs from the
hands of man previous users is
mittce on her property removed in'loathsome an out of tune With
New York state.
Three yours ego, Probate Judge Ed-
ward P. Nobbs oi‘Brldgeprot, found
Mrs (turtles to ho incompetent through
drink. Attorney Kellogg declared in
. his appeal that she has quit drinking
in stones and is now capable of mad}
'nglh‘g her own property. He said it
wai, it right to nail tor a new hear
ingnt kny time in order to show who.
therd not she had improved.
Isys Son (lives Her Drink
lie declared that Mrs. Corliss had
been 00min; to his allies: nearly every
day for months and that the only no
casion when she was exonerated by
drink on these visits she Was ucoom
hunted by her son. Louis Morris, who
he declared is anxious to get hold at
orltlnal proceedings to have his own
mother declared incompetent to man
use her estate. Mrs. Cut-tins was left
nbdut three millions by the death or
her auht. Mary Jane Pinkney.
Attorney Kellogg said it was large-
ly through the son‘s influence that the
mother drunk to excess. Morgan .1.
O'Brien opposed the inquiry, saying
that the question oi Mrs. Curtiaa’ “It
ity had already been deteflnined in
the courts. Justice Gerard reserved
decision.
‘u-For a mild. easy action at the how
9 s.a
enough. Treatment cures habitual one
situation. 25 cents a box. Ask your
drugxist tor them.
le CANAAN LIOINIIB.
The county commissioners have noti-
tied Francis Francisco and Louis Can-
nellq. or New Canaan, that their so
pllcatiohs‘ ior reheitai oi their licenses
~in that town have been denied. The re-
monatrunceg against the two were
heard some time ago.
The refusal of these two licenses
gives New Canaan the limit oi saloons
allowed by law In that town. There
are now six saloons there, and no
more new licenses can be granted ult-
tii the population increases. West-
port, Fairlield nnd Newtown are the
other pltlros III the county that have
no more salooua in their jurisdiction
than the law will allow.
The list of saloons in Stamford has
been decreased this year by three, Nor.
walk by lhl'i‘fi, and iii till probability
there will he a cut oi tour in Bridno~
port.
'ro curls A COLD iN ONI DAY
Talia LAXATIVIII BROMO Quinlan
Tablets. Druulats reiund money it
it fails to cure. I W. GROVE'B sil-
naturi is on each box. :50.
_.L
GOOD LIN! 0F
”“3th the surface. In all l‘lnmll.
iii; Work. lies either careful work and
the but of material. or onroim and
ilaltperlonood work. and llhoddy mute-
FIII. Both innit the same. but the best
the uhespest at any prion.
Horace R. Nash
* : usual. emits.
Second - Hand
CARS
lN riser-cases CONDITION
1906 Rambler Runabout.
1901 Auteur Runabout. fully
equipped.
1007 :1 cyl. lilmore. lop. lamps.
e.
i003 3 cyl. Elmore. top. lamps
pod wind shield.
1M 3 cyl. Ilmore, in ilrsb
clue order.
1909 Illicit, top. wind shield
and Pull lamp aqui plant.
1000 Maxwell unabeut, top
and full lamp equipment.
190. Corbin.‘
These can munl be hold to
malls. room tor new ones which
are coining in and will he sold
at a bargain First come. ilrai
served.
l. t. limit H.
as, Well dimer. Norwplll.
Msllt Steuben llo.
Gallium
mm
'a
tingle dose oi new a Regulsts is '
.ihe entrance to the main short by the
‘ thp cause oi tho latitudinal pill royals.
modern civilization.
77... Soapstor,
furnishes it chiral? clean soup to esch
user A solid cyiin er of soap is locked
within the SOAP ATOR and by simply
turning the handle clean, dry. flaky gran
tiles are shaved oli‘ and drop into the“
hand.
SOAPATORS are being adopted every-
which: because modem, hygienic and
cconpmical.
Simple, rightly and easily attached.
Write for “The WW.’ ‘0 U”
Soap and List of Prominent Users."
Sold on 30 days’ trial
al C Mullen Spam
if... Hammad...
carriage infield. for 85. 00.
LOCALAGINTB WANTED
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i
I
ThisCoalpany requires high-grade mutin- walla. III! m to
every city and offers ueludra territory under a very
attractive sales plan which guarantees agents a corn
dances Income.
those ism
Gusmroa Sosr Comm
3 Wm Zara 3mm New You
i
Correspondents invited fro-om
iiiililiiil
(Continued from First Page.)
.su—fl-h
The explosion occurred at 4:30
o‘clock. With a roar and triplet: oi
flame the main shalt crumpled in.
blocking the entrance to the mine.
ltoth ions with which the property is
equipped were shattered and it was
not until three hours later that the
fans were repaired and a rescue party
headed by General Superintendent .l.
l". 'l‘homplloll, was able to dentxend the
airshait. They discovered three bod~
lea below they were turned to return
to tho surface. Five own. one oi them
a hundred yards away. were killed at
concussion.
Rescue portion wort- hurried to Film.
cm from Trinidad, Segundo. iiiurk-
villo. iloprla. and (lokoviiln. und work
all desperately to open the main shaft.
It soon became evident that tho shalt
was hopeleallly caved. and another
rescue party demanded the alrshuii
Shortly beiure It o'clock this morning
Superintendent Thompson. who was
directing the rescue work. was over
come by gas and taken to the suriaoo.
He soon recovorod and again wont be-
low.
Dlo Nartlino. the one Inuit rescued
ulllm. was found beenath a mus oi
earth and timbers. llo declared that
he crawled ovor scores oi bodies at
ter the explosion and raw no one'who
was not injured.
The rescuers any that the entire
nliile Is wrecked and it its alumni int.
«poeIIilIIe that any or tile entombeti Inl-
nois are still alive. 'l‘bu the which ioi
lowed the explosion was «based
closely to the workings near the ninth
strait and soon hurried liaeli out.
Ullpllrlniendeui Thumbnail was rain-
lorred by every qliiibl'llliflldflil and
expert within reach at the thin. Add
hundreds oi minors stood who the
shalt last night begging for a champ
to no in on one oi the rescue milieu.
With the Cherry. ill.. disaster trash
in their minds. iraniie worn-a poll
children surged against the rupee
drawn to keep them away item the
shalt and banned the rescuers to birth;
hank their husbands and fathers Some
oi the women attempted “to loin the
workers below and had to he restrain-
ed by turns As adult body was
brought to the ant-igloo. the w an
gathered about it with shrieks
iii‘MQI'b. but the bodies were so obarr-
iIe Identified.
Until the workings can be opened.
unknown. The owls ill ill, will
my declare ihbt Willi! lemon wt
tiled in every ptiijtion or the urine
prevent anathema.
Coroner J. ll mutton has ordered
and
ed and disfigured that they oouid not ‘
that every precaution w... taken to ,
lh Qu” ’ ‘
"midi: ll 16 ,-
i
‘ll.. to
my ._
that m roubliibb _
or motor Inuit on should
The not oi Yillils ici' ‘
teasiv‘s. and during A
residence was tuli at our and:
baaides numbers at birda.
W 3;;
m Mush (pr it w
lat-M . , .;
'1 say. GIiIdarsby." M Fill. ”a
them “
as he saute Into the llginii «'1 It
a lot oi tackle la biplt ,‘,},“l F
as to ‘gitsi‘l’ae' song its: him W
e. hi to In it
15:; all been inbuilt W 1‘“
3mm. In." “Iii its more».
"How mull” ‘
“on you use until»
or tour herbal. Mint
iin quantity without enough:
mar-ate. you know."
“Yes. air. but you'd but» in”
salmon. hadn‘t you?" “
"Why: What lashes m m
that?" dill? 4--
“Ob. entities. “up“ 62F“ _ .
was down ell-1y this dimer-I M
ssld it you around multiplier;
lag tactile and a 10W”;
look you should use
his. as she” liked that bind
mbir spin: loos ills meow?“
{'3 ‘
People's Workshops in
”Linn
tutti volt-immodest ‘
end no em
in «New
beaded idi- homework tra- .
spacial attendee has been paid to
sanitary mausoleum The raata aid
bps as low as sordid-l
Wood Used for Hilly
A nlnemeut ln yacht constructing.
“unlined last year by File in the
construction oi shamrock. consists In
the substitution at a this all at wood.
IAN,“ at a “slip «nutrit- or batty.
biennial the assets after they have
been mailed The t'iasthdr” is our
outwith a very monotone dine. drives
bardbetaelsts msmaadieitto
all intents and nut-posed in oat piece.
This method has the further Misa-
tautbattbarelsaoculhlailnwarh
eat when the veapal is being beauty
strained—Jemima Mellie!»
0M On Grandma.
Jimmie sat on the chopping- blush.
udeenvsiy twiddliu his lagers.
Should he go nailing or play ball?
His grandmother nailed but the opal
window: "Jimmie. debt m we
‘lbtaa lads tumbler still for idle
bands to dol’ liriaa la a baaIpt at
“in”
Replied Jiuiuliaf'fltb a Initials:
'“l‘bai ain‘t so misohlsi."
Wanted a Nell».
“What did the law neighbors com
to borrow new i‘
"They wanted the laws mortals"
”Is that alll"
“That was all they spoke about. but
i think trots the was 07 stood
around they would liked have bor-
melt lny husblad to rdtt it.”
W
dab“
' Derivation st Denial.
the melons sinus partial la sulr
M04 to derive its bails (reptile
.AWWH
.. ii
' ll AMMW
fi'wimauumn
mmm*m»m,mw
iywitbthatnitbanmlbliillo
5.,
th
dmlyeWaii-
, “m :gyl swim hill
iodides from Quiver
’1“ all tlo—gtlm dry liy’ inn tats thrill
thin almost all utholll ‘ '
that the I: Iii!
I.“ "wise" to tit [lit 13::
_ Al. (tithe points .
one: _
tits angler wattle his ll
when nothing will: but It limit
be presented nrdperiy to the highly
'edtipatad’ trout or streams t are
tnitbb halted. Hi one float oulty
ai the litart up a septum liability
. to check the laminae to' give the ill.
AM It bud blind) 00.! tow spasmodic
.iflfefimm oi him it look slat;
be e is istai. The small
tilii italic it pt course. as they will
‘ in lust heating with the
, t l have never taken a good
hurt my line was quite
s a Ily nestles naturally
ivilli the current. a What is known as
lite ‘dm’ also destroys any chance
oi s rise. but this it not always the
fault at the angler. it must be avoid-
ed it possible. and lit only remedy!
can prescribe is it no i! a diet
should be bungled. don't become
exasperated and snatch the leader and
may all the water in disgust-«you court
disaster when this is done, for the
chances are better than area that you
will hang up uoodund last in some tree
behind you. Permit the by to drift
donnsiream until it reaches a point
neariy opposite you. and than retrieve.
dlhe denser or soaring a dab that
u might [at on the next east is
minimised. s.
W by should rest on the aumce
tor but ea instant then be tightly
watched o! and a false cast or two
to ii the air to drr it beiore drop
lying again on the water. Each east
m haunt: It the point at the rod is
told“. aptly at the end of the cast.
that bsiora the by aliybts. and this
elivatioil conunusd afterward. the
leader will be kept out oi water. sail
the danger oi drowning the by. i. 0..
dnaelling it, will be avoided. Care
must be taken, h ever. not to make
this action «36% k or a motion will
be imparted bb‘lbe hi which is as
‘s
.dh". M
W
Tall Montana Folk.
A singular rivalry has arisen be-
tween two Nontanatowns as to which
possesses the tallest family. Libby.
in Flathead county. pretenses to have
more tall people than any town oi its
else on the , t. Ten use-bars
pipers totally ha a combined height
or almost». sixty test. The rattler
weighs lib noubda and is 6 test s M
inches tall The mother weighs sis
pounds and is it test 5 inches tall.
The Ilrat son. t test 2 13 inches tall.
In it years; .sec’oul son 6 last 4
Inches. age 19 years The head at
this proud family ls Herman Bock
man. .
lied Load calls attention to the
tact that la that city tour members
dry the side-Ire land of
arenirflgbly smooth 9 sob-s
tstaad. tile skin olithi being” to
ix}? extol-sights“ ”a.
A rm In mu
Tn hint next day entered Air.
-'tvmssy.ii‘sy rouse“
«miss-basin ”M‘
of one until: are taller than ally tour
members oi the Backlash iamily. W.
A. Taiwan to 0 feet i l 3 inches tAll:
Earl Taliban. age is years. is 6 last
8 inches tall; Elmer Taliban. it!
ill years. is 8 last“ 1-4 inches tall
and Nathan. the youngest who Is oil!
it years oi ace. measures 5 last!
inches. Then the avenue beiabt oi
the father and three sons will undue!
tlnaably compare with that of any our
er lentil: in the entire country. ~~H i
m W'MPEP¢!!.91§!.F!‘SLWW°
Donniutad Turtle Wallis.
Arthur Thomson caught a line tut):
tie one day last week. cut oil lie b
and placed it on ice. expecting to he“
a low friends enjoy It with him the
lettering night The next day be
what to the loo-boa alter It but iouiill
the creature walking aimlessly about
He has been back to the lea-boa say-
sral hours daily dines. but the turtle
is livelier than ever. Arthur is on
posed to boiilns it alive and he tears
the turtle but may have to be villi
polled indefinitely Friends have in
termed hint that a turtle will give
signs at lite sir mouths sitar It is do
eanitated.--Libariy lilo.) Tribune.
Pity Iha’s No more.
There was an old iasbloaad woman
who would blush li company oauitit
liar with less than air dilimll kinda,
.Hr oaks and seven di'itsrent ads of
WWI. In the beau. it a null
lied com tor supper. Ilia tboutbt it
who rim that she stimuli have it.
liar piss were always rich. and Ilia
used ldts or butter and create. Ibo
lla‘d aster heard oi the diet ours. and
believed in people eating hut what
they liked. What a NIH is titer ills
isn't alive. so we iolits who are tired
oi dieting could so and visit bbr.
.. b... we...“ «were
Kipling and the Mill Owner.
Annoyed by the ininry done in oils
of Illa trees by the driier oi the Iorll
.‘hus Hr. Kipling once wrote a tidal-l
one letter oi committal to the “bus
owner. who it also landlord of so ion.
the landlord laid the latter before tbii
select loamy or the bar par wile
'stirised esltn ludili’erenoo.
(‘ibesus stop them adored a
the author» I
that advice mi mil were strain
A second and simmer latter follow
and this also found a purubalsr. this
I
time at m. :- Mttod lta liinraass‘sl ‘
violation lioniiaeo out! said lanai.
in no.
moldy tritium “Why mom i so
lll’lm‘ your letters. sir’l lib, I wls
huhinh you‘d and the I
. ifl£¥fifl£bi1ghn§yVfi Ilpli . ‘
unnatural as that caused by the
A Iiitlc‘ early perhaps for Spill finite. “Shut these first
models have been i‘liallc up for samples by a“ leading tailor,
and there Is something quite distInCIlve about thein There
are but a few. and the value is attrhctive for this season.
'l‘ltose woman who have intended to buy suits have hesitated
or 'put of! purchasing litcausc they did not find what ethcy
liked, or because it was late will be interested in thesc'entire-
Iy new gowns. The costs are shorter titan the winter fash-
ion. trimmed with braid, and perfectly finished. Noyeitics,
all.
Price $25.99.
An Attiaélive Black Fabric ,
"W hat :5 it?" asked a customer passing the Black Goods
Section, as she stopped to ndmirc the beautifully draped mas
tcrial.
"'l‘ussah Supcrba," said the salesman. “It is an excep-
timlnliy beautiful cloth mohair and wool, and the lIriIliancy
and Iustrc' ls woven in, not applied to the surface It IS bound
to be the rage next spring and summer for there Is nothing
that drapes so elegantly."
82.00 a yard. 44 inches
Some Japanese Silk Negligees
low-priced before Inventory.
9 \ l . . i
l he reason {or ”MS reduction i§ that the garments haw:
been used for winter (lccoratious. and as they view very ticli- '
cute they lit-callu- sotllewllilt musscd.
White Crepe dc Chine, Shirt Kimonos. wcrc $10.90,
new $3.98.
Japanese Silk Long Kimonos were $2.50. new “.50.
Undermusiin Section, main floor.
Novelties in Hatnina. Floral designs. daisies, tulips and
star flowers in Austrian enamel, a varietyoi coittings. 25
cents, and quite new. Jewelry Section.
s
Aalt about thé new Perfume at the Toilet Section. VIO‘
lei. l'Oi-lt.‘ and'iily oi the valley. "Illusion" is the name.
The D. M. ReadCo.
IIIIIIISIIII I8 Rilli Ill!
WI WILL OIVI ”IclAL PROIININCI TO
SKIRTS
A SPECIAL PURCHASE OF BLACK 8 TEENS. RUFl-‘LEB AND
FOLDI. GOOD VALUE ‘i‘ .125.
SPECIAL. 98c
omen ILACK smart ............................. lie to as.»
mnnsmfie‘ SKIRTS
190 to 750
Bargains in Smile}: White Skirts
A. 84Dicitcrinan & Son
St, South Norwdit
retell-a «it: ~
fit
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