Q niltiediiyiho hue Mary .I. Wiggins.
to..1bo;.li’eetoiroa upon her. ‘ \
musty commissioner Posse is od-
‘miuistrntor‘fof this estate. and its his
. nitrous”. tonethorwith. all other le-
ilor jsig‘i,‘
mill”. e 2:;Emn'e'a ital-costs. must come out of the prop-
N elk “‘16 W!“ Hill" erirglt in clearly evident that the
victors will not have s. bonanza.
me~fluum . w
: Mr. iii. ‘A. Kelley, Baltimore; lib.
writes vuetj "i unwed eat-engineer .witb
23“.y§lflnillfltlve service to my credit.
‘AbOut three years ago my kidhei’fi
war. affectedrhofthut blind to xlvwip
.m‘youzloe. sip-iii .igwooztroubiod . in
severe. aching’polh oVer the lil ‘ .
when hollowed indemmntiou ht ‘ to
ibio'tidelf, ihhd specks honoured boforo
my eyes. A simple or Foley's Kidney
‘Piile that i tried, so benefited the that
"i bought more.“ 1 Continued to take
them untilr»suow-..i can. ‘ Infoiy testify
they have inside me a Bound and well
niau." .Bridse Pharmacy. ”
_ p it the irlmh hill llist‘vweek;
~ oftho‘adiourned hearing on the
“Miltthoi‘iste Mari-xi. Wiggins, oi
: ‘ old, who died in Juno,.190ii. in-
‘te. which.wsn..begun you ’t‘hure-
. come of forsdiustuieni of claim:
hall; Commissioners iiucon Waiter
ruler... ,
Value of Elmo.
he ohieigiuteroht ,iii the ones at.
, lilies not to the vulue or. the estate.
to the peculiar circumntunoes ind
‘lliled in the cliiiius ol’ Rufus .B.
.5 and“ his wife. Josephine, who
gthe principal claimants. and the
r relatives who would, in-the sir
. ,e of any will or obligiltlons on the
We. have 'sluti'ed equally in the
V ion. of the mummy, are six or
, ‘ Vlejl'iniecoa who live in Norwnlk and
rent/port, and who were on hand to
flhgthot their interests were properly
nsldered. »
'(ilaim 311.000. ‘
Rufus ii. Wales and wile present
tints for $50 per week (:10 for the
( main and $20 for the woman), fol,
our: and nursing given the deceased
.liit‘ly for u period of seven years prioi
toiliorl death. the iotnl sum being
313.000; ‘
‘;-,-lt Would appear that Mr. Wales,
Vitals i1 grand nephew of the do
defused. nod who has been brought ill
by her from childhood and has liven
with her all these years, during whicl
‘ time lie huh twice been niurrieii
raised a family liud lived onilic osllitc
providing at the some time. us in
“yer for the comforts, necessities o.
tile urgedlady, medicines. etc, hsi!
. reason to expect that the. entire prop
érty would be left to him all her doiuisr
Indeed. it is stated that there War
it verbal understanding to this effect
though no written will, or witnessol.
intention on her part. The reason that
the bequest had not been put in writ-
ooii} RIVER ecuooL.
Program Rendered in Honor of Wash-
Iugton’o Birthday.
The following program was given lit
he Over River school, yefterduy af-
;ernoon:
Song—~Mt. Vernon Bells. school.
.1ecitotlon:—Wsshiugton. Grace Sloan.
{leading—JAM. of Washington, Le-
,. Grand Allen.
Recitation—Our Colors, Bessie Lynch.
Blanch Veriin. Agnes \‘l’ackerhngsn.
Reading—Our Washington. Mildred
Muin,
.{endinr—Lincoln as
beri Lawrence.
.‘oncci'i Recitation 'Gellyslllll‘g All'
i dress. iighth grade.
\croutlc on Lincoln-1.. Myrtle Ebr-
liilrt: 1, Minnie Northrop; N, lllltll
Ewing; 0," Frances linllwitz; 0.
.l’luniull Cummings; 1.. Minnie lilil~
loy; .\'. iiitllci Roinuync.
\\'lwhillif.l0ll Soirg~~ School.
ltccltution \\'lisliiliglon.
hum.
lecituilmfia’l‘hc American Flag. lioro~
thy Suiting. Sadie Rowan and Ruth
Anderson.
.‘oliiposltloil-ohiy Talk With Lincoln.
Doris Godfrey. ’
‘oncort Recitation—«Oil, My (‘uptuiiil
My Captain! Soy-emit grade.
lieciiulionr- Guess Who, Mncbelle Alls-
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Prcsldenl. ilor-
\"iolu Siul‘
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‘ “i8- “ “aimed ‘0 be “ii" i" ”W “aim" Recitation» \vhsliihgion, Elizabeth
iii avoidance of legnl matters felt by liuiloren
“me women u" l" the. ”W“ "l t‘ompositl’onwiiuyhood of Lincoln.
fulfillment of the intention to do no
Murtlm r‘lewellyn.
. until it was too into.
A Talk Willi Lincoln-~-l-lowiird
crts.
Soug-~i§hristtnus l’uriy, school.
liloxrnpliy~—(lcorge \‘i’nshington. Ken
ueth Scofleld.
ltucltuliou-0ur l’rcsidents, (‘luyton
iiell. Clarence Close, ieldor ’i‘nullul.
A. Wuckorhoften.
Events in Washington‘s Life-«1732.
('burios Greene; ”76, Edwurd Ryun;
mill. lien Taylor; ”Sit. .lnnios Rey»
holds: 1799. Ralph Crabbe.
l l.oworing of Flag.
Ruli-
Reiativoa Dispute It.
This. however. is disputed by tile
other relatives. who claim that tho
property was never intended to fall
into the hands of Mr. Wales and his
wilt. and in further support of this
contention there is sold to have been
a well grounded dislike for Mrs. .Ioso'
rhino Wales on the port of the Jule
owner, and so her intentions lil regard
to the diaposnl of the property are
open to doubt.
I In any case the Wales. who have
continued their residence at the Wig"
tiua’ place since the death of the.
«finer, do not intend that they sliull‘
55 turned out into the world if they School Elected.
~(loin prove u just claim to recompense. NEW HAVEN. l-‘eb'. HWM ill? Feb-
than: for their services during the lust ii‘ilut‘ypuociing of the Villa corporation
yoora of the lady's lifc. ‘iicid today three new professors in the
3. Worked Form Jointly. ,iirnduule school wci'ecloclod. t‘hurisa
) in” some yours the farm "u“ been l iiopkinu t‘lnrii, editor of the Hartford
$3M” ‘ Joint nl'foii'. allure und Share it mount. “11'! with the corporation for
mu m the problem-rhino Wiggins sup 1 the first time. liortruni ll. lioliwooii.
tilt!" the wherewithal, and her grand n gruduste of} thc slici'lield Scientific
film“, the labor. 'i‘his w” an Ofiill' lgl'hm" in lililt.‘ ill present connected
tfble adjustment of uffiiirii until tilr-!l‘“““ m" '"hm’my "r. Mflnm‘flw'“
seven years bi'ocedlox‘hcr doulll wiiou‘x ""Klmm’ w“ olactcd "WWW" M ru-
do was afflicted with “ rheumam ilio chemistry. i’rof. Iiollwood wnsllio
trouble that noccssiintuil ciii'i- iluii ul- firul to show that radium WM (”WNW
19mm“. «mi from uranium and was the discov-
Sltata Only ”000 gorcr of lulliuni. ‘from which liu bus liilib
‘ ' ' unwind in row n rudiunt.
j‘AI the estate itieli‘, worth $3.0iilll A gl'adi‘lilii‘ :1! Trinity (‘01;me
‘5"! '- mOi‘llfisfi 0’ 0200. i‘iiiiiiiii “‘1‘” l,'llitl'lt.‘ii McLean Andrews. wuii ulcctuq
‘mfl is: ,clninio' f0!” "WW iiifidelr‘urnuin profeitoor of American history,
.. r. “iii “If WU!» ll llifliiei‘fl’lir. Andrews woo profoaaor of history
limo-whether the contention than the in! Bryn Mum- from l889 m 1907,
3'99"” WM intended 1" lii‘ “WI ’l‘bn William M. Lnllin Iii'ofeiisorslii
“at?“ i“ ”W". iii liliiWiPd. 0" of Ausyrioloxy und llnbyion liiemturofi
‘ "h.thfir ”10" (ilfllllm for Ki'l'i'li‘lm ill‘tilumpnu’l iffllllllllflllfld by J‘ l‘isl’ponl
Wind, i" i" “"Mi' CM" ii WWW iMorquil, was filled by the election of
m tlx‘vfllxiniihflfdihe 28:2”: {3' :1! l Albert ’l‘. buy. at present assistant pro~
, 7 i 0 '3 I!" i (i it ”3 tenor of oemltio phiiology and arch»
Mil?» QM ”it‘- iliiiiiiii‘i“ iii ilmi'i‘mi‘iilnelogy and until-tum curator of Ruby-
‘erwm ii iii maid. and i'i"ii'i':'ii;iiiuliin antiquities iii the lliiirorslty of
it it cuntfinl (“I lifilw‘mll l H‘ ’Ptttins 'lt'iinin.
Who-faction and the nieces who. ME J W...
W rointivoii. would uudcr MIMBIMAY CHANG:
lfoilmltanm i'itli heir without tiny
dilution whatever being ruined. l
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YALE CORPORATlON MEETING.
Three New Profoaaora in Graduate
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BANKRUPTCY BILL.
WAfii-HNGTUN, Fob. ills-"Chaimull
in bankruptcy prohooilluua nro provid-
‘ Afflumant Vohamout. oil in a bill fiivorubly let'tl upon by
The claims of tho rivnlu were prp.’tl1c “unlu- tliiml‘illllt‘t' on ,iiiiiioiui'y to
«bind with much vohoiuouoo nndldny. it wouldpuruiit tiny portion to
, stimuli it good deal of noise, so I imam it voluntary bankrunt- Alumni»
'_ those who worn unable to orowdliueniii to the ompioyero‘ lloblilty law
y the room where the hearing was i grunting concurrent Jurisdiction l
7 j {tore hhle to follow the. pmafltlailillm cures to «into and federal co
{mm the bull outside very mound providing that in (suites ,
.l'iii'. ll“! iiliursti puriios who hsvc begun.
.honriun was completed today. . stilts, the next of kin might continue
tho commissions“ mp meet by 1 the notion, also wore favorably report.
.. diluent to moire ii hodlug which dd. ‘ .
inter be submitted to the probate!
. . ,ibr rotiflcrltion. so ihlt it will be;
e before the lluni result ofi wont ‘,
disouonimi is “th1, l wrisumo'rou. Fob. endow coir
Ii holinVod, that some careful llition of Representative James ll.
use will no. necessary on the i Perkins. of New York. use ortroiuoiy
.. A. {4* .u.‘ n...
noruxoournivl rumpus
antent'uof “ ‘ .
u‘ .‘or obligation oli- “
"dor tho“ core 1. and attention claimed
.J' i .
one sun» in rhiiaiuipiiu
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PHILADELPHIA. yeti. 21.»«Aiiotiiéi~
one of the big trust, prosecutions liv-
gun in the lion uoit administration
enme‘bel‘dro th‘e‘bdr of the court to»
day when orgumeut‘. was heard in the
United States circuit court in the
govermnent‘s null against. the alleged
anthracite coal contbiuntion. The
nose is being heard by Judge (iray,who
has an intimate knowledge or the con
ditiono in the herd coal regions by
[canon of having served on tho nutbiu
cits cool commission. and Judges
Bilmligtoii and Limulng. The present
one is Judge luinniug’s first. big ('aiil‘
no a circuit court judge.
About one hundrod iilld fiftv attor-
neys represent the more. than fifty do
fenduntn iii the NIH“, but only it few
of the luwycru will be hourd. it has
been agreed that the case of the dif»
forsnt coiiipnnies will be combined as
much he. [Kifillllle in order to routine
to argument to two days. ’l‘hu gov.
ernmcnt‘s case will be argued princi-
pally by J. C. Mofloynolds. who illsti
conducted the government‘s prosecu-
tion of the sin-culled tolincco trust, and
the principal plumber no helm” of tho
defendants will be John G. Johnson
oi this city.
The. still won brought in tho le‘lll?
lot 190? und the time slilcc thou has
been oi‘i‘upicd in tuition testimony bo-
foro lilo i-xilinluer. 'l‘be dofeiidnnls iii»
:t-iiiili- tile flirt-c "Igullllg ciilnpunics.
lilo. lit-high Vulloy ituilronil unil (foul
Companies, lluluwui'e, l.fli‘k:l\\'tillllil
uml Wctsurn ituilroud. .ioruey Ct‘llii‘lll
;rond. l-Zrli» liuliroud, New York Sus-
lipicliuiliul nod Wusicrn liuiltoiul tillti
liilnlcriiup indi‘pciulunl coiii coiiipuuluei
1 Thu court in ali‘kt‘il to enjoin the lit"
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.feiilluiilii flout continuing llll‘ll‘ illicit
Yi-li lolllliinliii‘oll llyl‘t‘fili‘tllill iii ll'ndc.
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in l-‘iljliill Ilium from continuing thr-
i-uillruci by which llidt‘Iit'lllll‘nl coin
ponies scil lliuir coal in ‘llli' i-ur;.iu;
roads for do pcr will. of tho 'il‘li‘t'
reccucti tor it b_\ llW ruiiruuiis ii'.
Iitlmvnicr. and to iii'cluri- null and void
:lllI‘ ilcquloilion of stool. iii' runl mm
million and l‘iilll‘fllltlfi‘lli' lilo lnl‘xi' we“
cilri’i inn mails.
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5 IF YOU HAVE ECZEMA.
‘ if you have vcncmu would you like
to not prompt relief and be pormlv
, noutly cured by ii cicnu liquid proparn‘
ill)“ for cxlerndl use? it. ll. Plnlstcd.
:tllc chcmisi, has this rculciiy in stock.
'i‘lioy know the iliuroilienls and know
got its wonderful curative and hcallult
properties. ZEMO hue cured ii grout
many chronic cases of uczcmu hull otir
or forms of skin and scalp discnsc.
it. H. Pisisted will give you a booklet
on skin diseases not! explain to you
how you can be cured in your own
home by this cioiin. slinplc remedy.
Zt‘mo is ploltnnnt to use nnd run he
used freely on infants. it cures by
drawing hll germ life and poisons to
t e surface of the skin and destroying
llcln. leaving tho skin clean and
healthy.
KILLED BY ELECTRICITY.
STAMFORD. Fob, 2i.~».lohn Pox.
ugcd 2:1. cmployell in Hip riillronil
ynrds here. Who killed by on electric
shock today. lie was on the top of on
electric locomotive ruining s punts-
graph. which connects the current on
the wires with the motor, when the
conlnct wus mode which threw him oil
the machine to thc ground. He died
ii‘iiilnuily. mm the liuiili of his arms
and body was Milllt'Wlllll luirncii. it‘ox
lth'il Iii-re null ivlis unmarried
apt—HM .. ..... u..—
CONSTITUTIONAL.
WASHINGTON .i’cli. 2i.» «lly rover-
uiiig tlic iiccislou of tho Supt-chic
('tilil‘l of Aiilbliliiii. llll' rlliprciiic (‘oiii'i
of ”W liultcd liltiitcs loduy ticclurod
unoolisiitutionuiuns upplicd to tho
riouiiiorn Ruilwuy Company, inc Alu-
bniuu siniutu luvylug uu unuupl frnir
chine tax on foreign corpornildnu do-
ing s business in the slots. The court
held it won an improper indiscriininlr
lion lililWW-‘li (melon and ilomosllc cor-
puriil Ions.
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BENATOR BORAH COMPLIMENT-
Int
wusrlmorow‘. Fob. mam-Selihtol‘
lioruli, of idnho. wue uwnrilod tho dol-
lcnie roiuplimcnt todny of vigorous
upplauui- by one occupant of the WI!-
ninu'e Gallery of the Senate. when he
Introduced ii roooiiitlon looking to
amendment of the Constitution to poo
hill of Wound iiilffriluc. The identity
of tho I‘illliilflliiiilli! oiiffi‘illtotio who not
disclosed.
.»ms~t-...e lbw“
MRS. IAYTONI DIVOHOED. .
NEW YORK} F‘ob. 21.-Wlint is pro
pilot dflicultlon of Mrs. Frances
mite-lino o-Hriytolll, was written .io-
day by Justice Mi‘UlIll, when he sign-
or] the fllill decree of divuroe super
sling the society matron lrom Aurel
linlouyl, the noted whip. .
ALAIAMA FHANGHIOI ~‘i‘Ax UN-
m.-..‘_‘ m shroud“...
“NATO“ SMITH IMPROVING.
WAiiililNI‘l’l‘ON, Fob. iiir-Hsndtor
William Aldon Smith. or Michigan.
who with operated on for hppeudloitis
,qu‘usbly the lust rhunlor in the tinulcd
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u fowiluyii one, iii improving.
«5‘?
roll moshing H
"limo urnomiu intending.
iii-lie.
on. ~09— wumn
oonrso‘rthdlj .. _
soul lint: Flill
rlilill: lilil.‘ilEil8
Report at State Pathological So-
ciety Disolosss Some lu-
ierestiiig Truths
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in the lcufiot recently lsuuod by the
Connecticut i'oiuolouicni society. liiiil
compiled by its secretory. ii. (I, C.
Miles. of Milford, sonic lucts nboiit iliv
Stat» of Connecticut uro glvon which
arc of grout value to oil
citizolis and especially to those who
nrc being toiiipiod to remove to tho
liingnitiucs nimosi Itm‘i‘l‘ lull ulicntimi
to tho iiicl‘ lbiiinbc forms in tho
l’niiod Stator. prior. iiic lili‘.i('.~él iliv
(ionic pcr {It‘lt' urn ”lose in (.‘onncrii
out, ltliodo lsluiid mid Mnssiiciiuuotu.
it in u for! illso lliul (‘onnccticili ruler
stoic, that its ryc bus u inrgor soiling
price per al'i‘v thou tiny other
.icrsi-y misc luorc potatoes for tbcii'
ion. and that Connecticut has more
or state except Ni-w York. Mnssuchu»
suits, Vcrmom and New Jersey.
sol-price to Most.
Most poopli- iii-c surprised to lcurn
that Connecticut. swino iire worth
more per hood than those of any oili-
cr stnto cxi-rpl New .icrsoy. that (‘onv
m'cticut llOl'Si’ii nrc iixccllcd iii \‘uilii-
by those of only three other states.
that Connecticut iuilch cows are ott-
ceedcd in viiiuc by those of only four
other pinltrs iind tllui Connecticut
sheep are worth more pcrhosd than
those of tiny oihor stole sxt'epl sovou.
Leads All In Fruita.
Win-ll ilu» iiiiilicr of fruits minus up.
in spitc of the wide advertising givcn
the fruits of tho Pacific coast, Conncc-
licut has points or ndvnniugc ovur
thcsc. Al thu New England fruit
uhow_ licld lli Boston, lust October.
the fruit growcrit of Connecticut won
prizi-s for (Mr best plppin uppli's. thi-
bout Ben linils' apples, the host NOW-
iown pippiu ripples. the best Northern
spy and the bust (‘ougswull iippius,
first prise on cranberries and punches,
and the first promluin for llll‘ best ox-
ilibll cvcr iliudc by any stiltc. it‘cw
pcoplo ri-ulizi- lilo urcut viirloly of
prolilublu fruits in Conuccticiit. (fini-
iivi‘ilciit tiuw produccs liloi‘ti pcuclius
than either lioluwuro or New Jersey,
itilii morn birth urndu punches thuli uiiy
otlicr stoic ovccpl tlooruln.
Willli‘ ull thin in lruc, it is also Iruo
lliul chi-lip iiirui lauds urc plentiful
throughout tho stain and on» almost
hit within three or four miles of the
ruiirond. Connecticut in no thickly
grilled llint It in possible for the for-
mer lo muriwi his products himself
In“ truusporinlion null iniddlulucn‘s
olutrxoli.
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QIOIGIA RAILROA DG’AINB
VICTORY. ’4
WABiithl'i'OS, Feb. 2l.-'l‘iih
Georgia ltnlirolid hull Bouillon Colu-
pnliy today mm a partial vli- ry over
tho Irituto of thrombi. when the flu-
prmuo court of tho United Sintou M'
lll'lill’tl llli‘ ulnin points in the opinion
of the imvi‘r ioiiorsl court. iioliiliiu
Ilint tho ruiirouil was required to buy
only it Mule tux of oiie-luilf of one per
Will. or its not earnings or he prop
oriy and not properly or lrmu-hlsc
tuxos. ) . ‘ .
The opinion was the first .Iuiitioc
.ldil‘lbll hits roiiiiercd from the stu-
prnme Court. bench. The only qualiti-
oation of this victory wow u modifica-
tion of the decree on to the Witching“
ion brunt-by All to that branch tho
«into won its contention.
Acrohméfi‘iiihfiuo. ,
tiltitiiont. tho actor, died suddenly to-
nny‘iu thh' nutritious; i-ioaiiitul litii'u,
W300"! ill“ "‘3 not only beautiful, but also the llind of
timcturo that got: the lowest insurance rates. r _
' » The burning of your neighbor's dwelling. even if only a few feet away;
will not injure the walls of your home if you hare built it of Edi,” Portland
Content. the kind that never varies in quality and it ‘
unworthy ion Finest Ground Cement hi the World
Wa hobo Ma Donal: oftliia cut-mom and will be glad.“ about you
RAYMOND BROS.
South Norwelk, Conn.
i‘onnoctir-iit ‘
Wcst for tho purpose of forming. ’i‘lic ’
on more curu pcr ili‘i‘i' tliiin filly othi-r :
Milli). I
that f‘onncclicut. Now York and Now ‘
size than mu othcr sluice ill the Uni
dairy cows for lll'l slate than ully olii- .
in niilloiit ovi-i-y iilntuucc. time avoid .
. muslin. t?l'l‘\fliito.. ii‘uli. mum-(lilo.
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ill hilltop mill
5 The very-beet known French gown
:mskcrs are showing. long sleeves on
3 their morning frocks and short sleeves
I on owning gowns. l
g' All lilo iimvcnt arrangements of the,
rolffurc lil’t’ typically Greek. The lutg
; cut. utyic shows the hair parted, slight-1
fir waved und drawn it little over the)
‘i‘iII'S. A rhiunoh of pulls is arranged
in stood out from the crown of the
build with bond of bull nil tlic \vnv1
iimilild. l
Thu opt-hing of the new coats is n
\‘i-l‘y inilg V shupu. ilicir skirts lil‘u
sliorlcr tl'i‘oni..‘i2 to Ito) and their
sit-ens loiiizci'. l
flincc tufcliu scours to lie Killit"i'nl-‘
ly coiisidorcil ilic corrccl silk fillil‘it“
‘ for llllllli‘tlliiit‘ wcur. but of ('Ulll‘rit‘ tliol
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vi‘lilmilih' imd lkillllil‘ilh arc to Inc. lilil(‘ll
worn it lililc Inter.
" ’l‘lic itiw-llvt‘ktfd dinner nnd theater
‘uowns without trains are
u I-‘rencli'
fashion that is. being vcry willingly
illluptl'd in our metropolis.
if the bust of a corset is low a wo-l
than can be porfcctiy comfortable in
u very long skirted corset, and l nus-l
pool that is the reason wily the new
7 corsets uro pronounced so comfortable
wimrnuse they are so much lowm‘ in
line bust. ‘
I Each day brings out some newer:
, riliiizcincnt of the tunic, ouch soothing~
‘ly hotter than the lust. until one won-
Villil‘s whcrv the designers will stop. it
'is n stylc iliiit offers it great saving to
lilih girl who has to iiihkc m‘cr iii-r
lfl‘ocku. .
The Russian designs i-lt‘flliiiwcllllill‘bfl
Iudnptod to msrqillsolto. voiic and the
homespun wouvcs. and sonic stunning
iimdclu iii-o lit-lug iiiiltlu of scrim pltr-i
ciinscd at tho upliolaterers.
A rory rcflnod finish for the suit of
an elderly woman is moire silk in self.
color. .
A little bit of bcsdliig in the. scums‘
of your lingcrio wuisln odds fifty per.
cunt. to thcir iippi-ul‘nnce. l
The fashion which one saw {I bit of
in the winter. luciiig a velvet ribbon.
sash-like through the drone material
some dislnncc down the skirt. is llelllg‘
inilde use of this spring. "
So luucli embroidery is demanded on‘
tho frocks and suits this scusou that‘
few girls are “wasting” their time on
iloiiics and centerpieces.
'l‘ilo licnvy linens uri- mom! used for
suit coiinrs Illlil cliffs that the sheer.
onus. although one does scc the lsitcr, '
tho dosluus on tlicui being as diliuly ‘
us the mnturiul. l
Norunlk scours to have been ii lit~
ilo shy of lmriicrcd iiiutoriillu this sou-l
sou. bill those who iiuilorutunil hou-
ihslliouullio they uru uniting cxcliislvo
druusoru will scorch for liioui.
“Mm“- '
~-~l)on‘t think tiiut plies can't be our.
I‘ll. Thousands of obstinate couch have,
bocii cured by Dunn‘s Ointment. 50
cunts lit iim' drug store.
IRISH NATIONALIBTS MEET.
Commons Membora .to Determine the
Party'a Attitude Toward the 1
Government.
LONDON. it‘ob. 21, 2A int-cling of
oil the irish Nuiioiinllsls in the House
of (,‘ouinions was hold this afternoon
to dcloriniuo lilo IIIIi’ty'ii utilitido to-
wiirl the govci'luiiciiiui promuut. John
Roiluloiill. leader of the lriiili l’urilii~
uiutllnry pnrty. prouldotl. pull that lit‘
in in it mood to light unless l-‘rciuinr
Aunilllh cleurs the my for lrisli tun
pirililolis. only bu outburst! from iiih
uppunhio ilic people of Ireland for
piiriy fuihlu issued thls morning.
“This nppoiii." said Mr. Redmond. "is
riluily urgent. by rouson of the strong
probability thut another dissolution of
Pnrlliuiieiil will be upon or immediate-
ly-«wpei'hiiilu boforo Ehslfl."
'l‘odny's mooting nuthorlited‘ Mr. listl-
iiioud to voice the already oxiirossod
opinion of the party regarding the pub
icy lliili should ho pursued, but unis.
iit’iitltifl docluioii on the limit notion lo
tuitoii until the king‘s iipcoob liud hoiiii
"will suit the poultlouoi' rim ubvorui
.uiout bingo fully anointing.
; wont on strike yesterday and set m
. Wear Shoes’Tliat Fit:
.‘ m wnauiuurou am". i
iii-tortuous.
. W cm, mourn
V
GAL: IN ENGLAND- wnsrou prison or consents.
NEW YORK, Fob. ills—«Blow oouu BUNflHiNE, Am” Feb. ammo”
millions in the lower hurt of Ensiend than a day ahead of ills schedule, ha-
illillofii' unabated. according to the W ward iPhylum Weston left here curly
his department of the. Western .Un- mm on up; wall: to New York. He
ion. which sent out the. following no- rested bore all any Sunday. .
lice today: ‘
"A severe guio prei'ulls ill the south m” ""
adults: .23.:1:.:.:r::::::::.:.ir :2: The Cymiort and
1 Safety of the Baby
ports that London is temporarily out
on from all telegraphic communica-
tion." " ,
Later communication with London
was reported. ‘ .
... “.5...” .- § _ ._ ”i, _
"fislfihnghfimre’renmm
STRIKE.
l’()li'l‘-A-Pl’i‘RE, Guadeloupe, Feb.
ill.—~A thousand sugnr cane cutters
to fivc of the estates on which they
liuii been employed. A force of troops
in now on the scum: to prevent fur-
ther disorders.
Wall Papers;
10% Discount on All
Grades of Wall ,A
Papers
—-——__
Crockery. Glassware,
Housefumishing
Goods. Etc.
m
Contractor for Painting
and Paper Hanging
L. H. Becker!
87 Washington Street
South .Norwaik . _ , .
. - :Fenwmk Optical Co.
UNITED BANK BUILDING
Rooms 7-8 .
97 WASHlNGTON STREET.
Hours-S to 11:30 a. m.. and 12.45 to
6 p. in. Monday and Saturday. 7 to
9 p. in.
only Line to N. v.
For Freight Only
On and after Tueedoy. January 1.
lilOli. Freight Propellers will leave
Pier 28. East River, New York. (foot
of Dover street). every day. liexoept
Sunday). lit 3 p. m. Freight received
at Norwoik up to 4 p. m. and South
Norwaik up to 6:30 p. in.
Norwalk Steamboat Co.
Arming J. Smith. C. c. Human,
Laaaeo. General Agent.
CityhlotionalBank
IO UTH NORWALK. CONN.
is assured if you have ono of those
Safety Cribs. The sides are so high
that baby cannot possiblye get out,
and they can be lot down with ease.
.J. ililllli ii iii ii. '
134-136HWASl-ilNGTON smear.
scum NORWALK.
We Grind Our Own Lens.
M
lliiiiiiliiii
BUY..__R3
The Cadillac
u 30 1!
line shown not results in lllllt‘-
but» and liiuintniunncc iii illi-
hands of inexperienced owners.
illicilunicd by :my oilicr niitliiiio-
bilu in tho 'iviirlil. rcgni'ilivss of
pricc or l'iil‘z’c powoi'.
i. i. liiiiiiiiill ii.
AGENTS
39 Wall street, Norwalk.
.... . - -. ,. . . -,........,.._....,~...-......... TR‘NOACTS A GENERAL UANKING
l BUNNEGS
i ’ Capital Ourpiua and Profita
[ "00,000.00 .1 ",th
i M
Safe Deposit Iona. u and '6 par yaar.
EDWIN H. MATHEWOON. Praa.
JOHN H. KNAPP. lot Vino-Proud
F$EDERICK H. ROWAN. 2nd Vicar
no.
WILFHED BODWELL, Caahier
DIRECTOR!
E. H. Mathowoon Maury Seymoui
John H. Knapp Samuel Grumman
Joaiah a. Marvin J. Wallace Marvin
christian lwam John H. Light
Fred H Rom
Wefiepairgfioofs
y
, THE
CROSS
‘ SHOE ,
{for Women
They need no breaking in
$3.00 and $3.50 '
we um boycoV'ro rua oLo
WELL oionn’co. IUILDING.
WASHINGTON “UTR "1'
m. m ».
‘Wz‘. «am «an.» mura- 1L
‘ Mahackeilio liltitel
3 i. ii. condos. no. .
Mutts
.1 ,mmrmm 1
unremitting)“.
Hutu“ f
of... .Qiil ,. , I . H .. 1*
or.“ hr...
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Norwalk Chronicler