., it
e Pharmacy
Prompt and efficient service at
all times. .
Personal attention given to all
prescription work.
Chair: for our trollloygpotrons.
Come In and wait or your car.
BRIDGE PHARMACY
J. PARKER. Manigor.
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Miss—Lizzie Brophy, of Donbury. is
a guest or Mr. and Mrs. la‘rcd Lovejoy.
of East avenue.
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bids. Cullen will move this week
from the corner of Osborn avenue and
Roma street to Rowayton.
(icorge Ferris, (it Long island, spout
Sunday with his parents in Sourtow av-
enue, and has now returned.
inane Church. of Cove avonue, has
reoonlly invested in a new automobile.
The ear is a thirty horse power Uror-
land.
The. \‘i'oiiiun's Auxiliary ol‘. (‘lll‘l'sil
Parish will meet with Mrs. li‘. M.
Wheeler. Collage street. Thursday ni-
ternoou.
llr. and Mrs. Herbert, Ayor and son,
of Flushing, Long island, are spending
a few days with Mrs. Ayers' parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Osborn, of 08-
born avenue.
Captain Charles 1). 'i‘oboy is signify-
ing his belief that spring will get here.“
after it time. by building a new bottom
on one of his bouts, near the Captain
Peter Decker wharf.
Albert Wright, who is now employ-
ed in New Britain. but was formerly a
machinist in tile Norwalk iron Works.
has been spending a few days at his
former home in East avenue.
Dr. Cornell, or Edlie avenue, has
recently purchased a Brush runabout
automobile. A few days ago. Dr. and
Mrs. Cornell drove down to East Nor-
wulk from New Britain iii the ear.
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li‘red invojoy is making oxtousire
rhungos and llilDl‘OVt’liif‘lilfi in his
lanueh Swastika. A new shaft is be-
lug put in, in place of the old our and
ii cabin is being built on the rear of
the bout.
Cast i'orwnlh is nothing if not pn»
lriolio and in t‘iJIlStitllitlllt‘l‘ it In expoo
ted that many national i-inblviils will
be displayed today about lhia not-lion
or the town in honor ot‘ \‘l'usliiligton‘s
birthday.
James W. Hawks, of bin 12 Fourth
iivoniie. bull resumed his dull-.5 ill thi-
ii‘ox iiurdwure Company's store in
South Norwalii. tiller a few days yii
ration which be spent with relatives“
in Nl‘ll'ill‘lt, New Jersey.
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-of extending the eominori-lul electrir
.. boon decidedjn which
part ottho country Mr. Roberta will
travel next but up may hovs' a“ torri-
tory whlciii‘wlil‘ulltiw, of his getting
home a little oftenor. The trip just
ended by Mr. Robert». was of seven
months' duration.‘ ' ' ‘
nun-—
East Norwslk' poopio who have oc-
casino to plummet- tho railroad bridx
gas at Fort street and Osborn avenue
are in hopes that the New York, New
Haven and Hartford' Railroad Com-
pany will build water sheds beneath
the tracks at these points, similarly
as at the East avenue bridge. The
matter has been taken up with‘Select-
man John Devlne who expressed the
opinion that there should be sheds at
all of the'brld'ges. Mrs. 'Jolin it.
L'iionnnediou and Mrs. Loo Davis ro-
port that they recently had their hats
damaged by oily water running down
through the tracks.»
There was femafor a time yesterday
that the Washingtou street bridge was
again in a bad way. Bridge tender
John Cole not about to open the struc-
ture but it failed to respond. Mr. Colo
was in n quandry and finally decided
to send to the Norwolk iron Works for
assistance Eben Hill, who is very much
interested in the bridge and was it
member of the town oomniitteo which
made a special investigation of the
bridge situation. took a look. it was
found that one end of the structure
had not, been uuloeitod, after that was
done the draw was easily opened and
gave no further trouble.
Some oi‘ lilo rosidonts of Second
streetm‘uebaling under the, delay
system through their thoroughfare.
Ferd liauck reports that he has had
his house wired siure the first of Milk
nary but has not yet been able to gel
the light. The. committee has inform-
ed him that unavoidable delays have
been the cause of his not getting the
"juice." People ill various sections of
the distrlei are desirous of securing
the lighting service and later it is ex‘
pooled the matter of exlontious will
be brought before a district. meeting.
on aeeount of the limited funds uruil<
ublo for the use of the dislrirt t‘tiill'
In il l we.
,Riililliliil ‘
Mr, and Mrs. lmlloy (Trookell ill't'
the guests of relatives iii this lilllt't'.
Mrs. \r_ .l. Boneiisbn, who llilfi iii-en
ill with the grip for several days, is
recovrriun niroly. "
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Mr. and Mrs. .ioini lli‘Wlllt'l'F. of
l‘onumor strooi, have roturnwl from a
visit with relatives in Bayonne. N, .i.
Mr. and Mrs. William Lee \‘l'urd. oi
New York elly. were visitors ill their
summer i'esidenre on iii-lie island.
yesterday.
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A large number of Rti\\'ll)ltln rest?
dents ul‘o undergoing more or less se-
vere attacks of the grip ill llw pres-
ent tliiie.
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.\ll', and Mrs. William i'iiiknvy uri-
upondiiii.r lb.- boliiiuy in lirooklyil.
where they will attend the theatre this
i‘\’t‘llllit§.
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‘i‘bere ill‘t' no spoeinl events on for;
today at the Country (Stub bill there.
In no doubt that many iueiiibvru will
visit. the popular spot if tho weather
in mood, and that thorn will lit.‘ a num-
ber of dinner portion, as In always the
ratio on holidays and Sundays
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Howard fleliriuim. of (lava uvonun,‘
who attends iiiedieul Ht'llthl in llroolei
lyii, will ruturn to bill studies today.
following a few days vacation spent
at his homo horn. Mr. Goliruuin ro'
ports that ho likes the work vory‘
much and that be ill making good pro-
press.
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One of the provision stores In blunt.
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Norwalk will be olound all day today
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and most or them will be. open iinlil
only ltl o'clock. (living to the. liueor»
totally of tho winter. weather, outside
tilil'l'lllifillll will pi'ohuliiydbo roullhutid
till day today by carpenters, if noudt~
lions will litil’ilill.
i—wwmwwl '
'l‘ho idust Norwoik members of the
Bible class of the hey. l-‘rank Dull-
. well Walter, pastor of the South Nor-
wulk Methodist. church. along will:
the inelnhora from all sootloné of the
town, have found the subject of Dr.
Walter's oatl'to Brooklyn a vory tutor-
ostin; one. All soon 'as It became
known that Pastor Walter might
leave, great regret “it expressed.
liiuriug his short stay in town pry/or
to starting all oil oiiotliur ‘ll‘ip for tho
tiuabibllil (il’uler Hymnal, lullurporaiod.
Wit W. notions will motto his head
oddltoi'lidt autumn in out momma.
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The llt‘llm‘i'lt‘iillllli: period is up
pimvliini: llilll this always means it
l't'\l\'lll in loudness for the furniture
dvailo'l's ol' the town.
Albert i.yiii'li. of blast. Lynn. Massa-
t'hiuwlis, iii the nut-st or his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Franklin bylirii. of Hill
West slide. for a tow duyu.
The high water of the past few
days llllri brought a roiuililul'nble qtlflll»
lily of drill. wood along the. shores of
lb.- ‘river. and pouple having bouts
ham bonolltod tlwruby.
tilliill iii illtlllli
Htlllllll'l l’. 'l‘Iuiuipson. of Noi'oiou.
.was a t'iiilf'l‘ illllilllll friends in illi'u-
i brook, Halal-(la y.
Mmu‘uawiw .-
.loliu W. l"lll‘llllillli. hunting contrary
tor of Ntii'llltill. has armed to Stum-
ford illltl has opt-nod an oilino ill Qiilii‘
‘tai'd block. (iionbrook.
! Tho Dorian young people. held their
subscription dance but uveulnn iii the
town hall. There wastho uttendanco
expected and the young people had a
line limo. despite, the stormy weather.
Music for tho evening was furnished
by flhoppsrd'ii orchestra.
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Eagle Hook and [Adder and itin-
‘iitno Company hi planning to resume
the pool tournament With the South
Nbrwulk "lrlru l’iilititl Thursday night.
'l‘hu burlap players will in) up in south
Norwiilit outbid. occasion. the that sup.
aim
Work {on till; Booties! mansion, on
Imperial avoniio. has been stopped.
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The Misses Gumphébi ontortainod
their niece: from Norwalk, Sunday.
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Ward: in, the ortesisu wall, on the
Hyde omsltfld in cross Highway is
pr rousing fiddly. “
Mrs. James Barnes. of Seagtauoh,
has been the guest of her son and
family, in Stamford.
Charles S. liners. Westport avenue.
who has been ill, boa resumed his dil-
ties in Arnold's foundry.
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Throughmio efforts of the two it-
bruriuns at the public library the
large room in the baseliiont has boon
nicely littod up for a reading room
for the young men. ’-
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Through the. earnest efforts of the
plumbers of the Methodist socioty and
the substantial gift‘of Andi-ow Carus-
glo. the handsome 13,000 organ has
been purchased for the. Methodist
church. The instrument arrived from ‘
the factory last week and will bu
placed in the._church at once.
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, tlllliill.
Mrs. Lichtonger has been visiting
her daughter in Stamford. the past
week.
Willis; ilurr. who has sold his place
avenue. Norwulk.
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Miss .Vlllllti Color, of Chestnut um
avenue. has been a recent gylst of Mrs.
Watts in Stamford.
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\\‘usbiligton‘ Latino hold a business
meeting Tuesday evening lll their bull
in Newtoa'n avenue.
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Mrs, Minnie Gregory .vislted last
week with Mrs, ll). Pillow and Mr. and
Mrs. l". t.‘. Lillie. in Stamford.
Mr. and Mrs. William Coggswoil, of
Newtown avenue. entertained friends
from South Norwalli Sunday.
Misti linttie McDonald, of New York.
is \isitlng bur sister, Miss Margaret
Melhiiinld. of Chestnut Hill avenue.
’i‘llomns Mills. of I’artrirh street. and
Mrzz. ilarnes and Mrs. ilawxliural. oil
Newiown nl‘tllllit’. are on the sick listl
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Alfred Saunders. ‘who is employed
in iirooklyn. was unable to return to,
work yestorduy, owing 'to sirknesni
with grip,
.
Mr. nil.) Mrs, Edward Willis b.i~.
sold their place on ,\'owiown il\i’ll‘i“,
to New York parties. “llu will rat. J
possession about May 1.
1
Mr. and Mrs. Morris l‘ogguie“. . ml,
Alice Shepard. of tiruullnzin .iwuuvi
returned on Saturday, after I
days' visit with relatives in Wilton
Ft‘\t‘2.ll.
it). t). Sillpuiun is lllil\llll{. hump;
sold his farm on t‘hestnut illii menu
to people from Muluiironeek. who \\.I‘
take possession about the lirsi
March.
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The King's Daughters of the chapel 3
will hold their third aliuiroriiury with ,
a birthday soeinl iii the roaidonee ol‘i
l‘:. .l. 'l‘uylm'. Friday evening. All those .
holding boxes for the beiioiit of the}
chapel fund are renovated to bring or:‘
send them to this sociable, as they are!
to be opened at that time; ‘
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CHARGES AGAINST MENELIK'S ,
PHYSICIAN. ‘
t'tildltiNli. li‘vb. 2l.~A seullotll~I
('llll dispatch to the Cologne tlazetlei
from Berlin says that it In true that
the einpreua of Abysulnlu has niailo
charges against lliu (loriiinn physician
to King Monelik. Ui'. steinkuehler, af~
firming that tho liiltor ha made at
tomptn to poison tho urn oror. ilr.‘i
l-ltoinkuulilor was ordered to leave;
Addls Abobu and the Gamma Minister;
obtained permission to escort him to:
that roulior with guards from thotlor-l
luau irritation.
JUROH DROPS DEAD iN BOX.
NEW YORK. li'eb. 2i.-»ilonry liruu-
nor, a Brooklyn merchant. droppod
dead in tho jury box today till he litood
up in humor to his name at roll oiill.
lilo andwnrod ‘l’i-oiienl." luruud us to
all. down. and full In a heap on the
liner. Court proouedluga were delay-
od more. than an hour.
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IALL PLAYER! DION OON‘THACTC.
PITTSBURG. Fob. alwfililnod only
tracts from Nicholas Maddox and
Charter Webb, piliihuri, also Vincent
Campbell, outfielder, were received to
day by tho maus’iodient of the Pitts.
burs Baseball Club. The raptor now
includes twentyiihreu players.
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MONIY is out“.
NEW YORK, Fob. 2i.wliloney on
call oddly Mb pul- collt.; ruling rats
2%: that with. 3%; dialling bid. in;
offorod at of Tim loans vary dull
and steady; iii) days, 3% par cunt. and
.
stun having boon iii billion. ~
.i,‘
.‘separately.
beryl. is having a house built on Center '
‘iii‘~
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‘ liven summoned. The panel was diawn
3 u
AT THE
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before this criinipal‘thrm or the su.
parlor court. Judge award“ .1. Clll‘~
its so deoidud thib Inkling when an .
effort was made by the prisoners‘
counsel to have thenmmmod tried
The double trial will be:
gin next Thursday morning iii, 10
o'clock when it Is believed lllo'dllile
will be ready to proclaim.
By’spooiai arrangements tho enun-
Iel for the two prisoners appeared
Doforo Judie Curtis this morning for
the purpose of moving for separate
lriais.. Attorney Howard Taylor. of
Iisnbury. represented the Surname wo-
man, and Attorney John .1, photon
roproosntod the interests of Raynor.
State's Prosecutor Stiles Judson was
present In opposition to (the. motion.
which the court denied.
Attorney Puritan's Claim.
Attorney l’holan clalnlod that in
viliw of the fact that the state had
been so soliuiious in providing couir
sci for the prisoners as well as wit.
bosses and had evidently derived to
hire the aociised all the advnn age of
the benefit of whatever doubt there.
maybe, that be was of the opinion
that the eases should be tried separ-
ately. lie did not think it just in
try them both together when it rip-
pears that the evidence will have ii
tondeney‘ to show that each of the
prisoners accuses the till‘lor of bar
inn; been guilty of tho t‘riino.
'I‘llo arguments of Attorney Taylor
for the. Sprnuue woinuu Wi'i‘i‘ lllllll'l
'tbe iihmo lino. He did not believe
that his client should be denied tho
benefit of any reasonable doubt and
wanted tlio‘triain separated in order
to save the prisoners for ilieuiselroa,
Slate's i’msi'eutor Siilos .lutisuu in
behalf of the interests of the slate.
briefly outlined tho ullegod .rireuur
stunt-ea of the murder and the rela
tlonslilp 0! the two prisoners up to,
and at the than the devil was ('l)lllillll‘
led. and as the noted jointly lll liii'
tit-coinplisliiueni oi' Mullen‘a death hr
could son of no good reason why the
stale slioilld be put to the extra ex-
pi-nso of separate trials. lie rouhl see
no lliillt‘lll to jilltili‘l‘ to haw llii- rust-i
tried separately and argued that they
bo tried jointly, Ellflllll'ult' trials
might how u tendenty to iiiisrhri'y
jtlrillt‘l‘ iii l‘ilt'll l'ilM‘
Judge Curtis' Opinion.
When the arguments were
pitted .ilitiitv t‘iil‘tt- stated that i-usvs
similar to tho one lu~loro him had pro.
viously boen deviliuib both ways, but
that in A majority oi‘ the rinses during
his "~in rtenee in tho «rinilnal court:
bii lwvu ilb‘d ililllll). especially
‘ill‘ l‘i' lbw prisonein llil‘llr‘ii‘il were lo-
”11' iiiivmd crime was
\iiiillillll‘il. ito did not disputt' tlu‘
in» that n lliltilil upprni- a hardship
~i .irt‘rs involivd ill the «use
but the stair had its rights
Hill .i'li iii-l ltllll‘t llt‘ ltiiiktiti :illt‘l‘ li.‘
llh
('Ulll'
i‘ 4v.
:- i‘il: \t lll‘"
4!
L,
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l:ii~ tz't‘lli'.
ll-x lii‘l‘l‘\‘l‘ll that full justice could
wound to with Iii the prisoners
and tltili‘ii'il iiilit lhI' i'iim-s lu~ ll‘ii'li
I-i with r. The Mill \Mln not for 'l‘burs
iilt‘l‘lillll‘,.
Extra Jury Panel,
Mi t‘bll‘ll panel of Inlimilli‘ii
I i
lilii
this morning in the lilt‘ni‘lif‘l‘ of .llltllli‘
Howard .1. Curtis and Sheriff Sidney
I'Z. llilWlt‘). The jury follows:
llotlibi ““(‘liill‘lt'li M. llililis and Wil-
Iiaiii 'l‘. Manson.
lluubury-f Nathan t' lioi, William
A, Wildinun and .lllllll'li ilorau.
llili‘li‘ll*'Siilll \\' itilyiiiond and
~i~lilllil~tlilllillli¥ °
initiation
Small dileudancdul New Vork
Stock Exchange Yesterday,
WALD STREET. New York, Fob.
21.-»A scanty attendance of board
room traders at the Stock Exchange
had the market almost ontii'oly t0
themselvos today. Many, members
want homo Saturday with the deter-
mination not. to return, until after to-
morrow‘s holiday. The market was
inert and trivial'in taco of these. con-
ditlons.
The movement of prices reflected no
Important outside influences or indu-
mcuts on alums. "l‘bu charts of tho
board room continent to move prions
int-t with little suct‘mss. The fluirtua~
tion of tho market was limited in aim.
or direction. Sellers turned buyers
after a decline bud proceeded to any
appreciable length and the. buyers
shifted to lilo. soiling side on the lid-
uaneos. A condition of such bro’
nuanced dullness might be allowed to
lilmilly a routing point in the spoonin-
tlon even with, aliownnro made for
the influence or the holiday interrup-
tion. The operators in ibo market
had little material on which to form
opinions of conditions. 'l‘bero was “d
porcoptibh- effort to revive the in
iluence of the corporation laws in the
attention paid to We resumption of
tho sittings ol' the Suprenu- (hurt at
top three weeks rot-ens. (islnntatious
preparations Wi're lliliilt‘ to secure
early information of a possible do.
f‘li-lltill ill lilo Ailli‘l‘ll'illl 'l‘llllllt‘l‘ti case
and the selling of stocks during iin‘
inornin: was based. partly. on tho
suppruu-d possibility. The absent-o oi“?
the derision ill the shoot of (‘riiaeiil
handed down was followed by ens-en
in: of the shorts put out at the lil'iir.{
The rebound was extended slichilv bin?
liaipb \\'. llilreburd.
iiiislonw—Edward tab-rho
ll. 'i'liili'pin
tiri-i-nwirll ~ Thomas S l"l'il\\'ll'll, tilt
wr ii. Menu and (home i“: lbw-wit
bury.
, “lllllllifilflllmllilllll'l‘ A Kit-bola iind
iildsnn M. Wokelee.
Mouroe-iv-r-t-itrpbru ii. HitM'li and ties
WI“ ‘1. Burr. o
and Mom-n
New t‘anilunwiiirmii lluvls, William;
\thl‘dWi‘ll, flit. and l‘ilepbon ll. Knoll-r
Nuwiownwtitiuriea ll. tllorer. ldliloii
. . Pack and Elinor W. i-‘oiruhllil.
Norwalk WWlillMll ti. notional
Franklin A. ‘l‘niler and ltheusser ii.
Fillow.
noddipzmziiinion head and Harry
Osborne.
lliiliioiluldeurrlu u “rim-turmoil
Louis ii. Vuldon,
Staiilfordwilmibli Futon. to. M. l’illil‘
uuil .lllfmflli (lrouury.
\Vt‘i‘lilllw Milagr-
George ll. Roberts.
Westportulmeu ti. Filow. Henry
w. (inlay and amino ii. Alton.
Wilton—ulawio It. Amblur, Fred ll.
lleiiodlrt and both 1;. Grumman. .lr.
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WOULD PAIW‘N lLLlNOiI Milli»
lI‘l'lR.
PEORIA. lib, this. ltwlillforui are
now being made to obtain it portion
"for luv. Jamal it. Kayo, the ministsr
of Manolo. lib. who was “fit to the
World Workhouilo for I term of all
months, I crook one. on the oharga oi
havllg illegally in his Wilton
moulds of ilhltdll Suites coins.
Tho potitlon ll directed to f'l‘nultlnlit
i“.
ll, Perry and
‘.
00 days, M60394; six months. limit.
i.
friends are work!“ to his mum.
«FEES.
Tall and a humour of autumnal .
loud the llli'l‘t’ remrory of the i‘iii'lli i", Tliuines it‘ll-er » Lights discontinued liiii‘st‘illt‘il ill Ult'vhlilfiic Halli. yesturiia)’ 'i
di‘i'llnl‘. This uii‘asurvd tho dnr'i: ey- l on ilt‘('lllllii oi ii'e. will bo reilizhled as “”"m‘mu and evening. The m” "‘l
lrome lliii-tunlion. ’i‘iu-ro was 50;“...soou as practicable. Long Roneli l'p “mm“ “5 “ holiday one and is third
selling for l‘oreiaii arm-uni In liiuéi‘i'l‘. No.10. February 13; Sand Pier, No “T “INS“ ”“3 patrons. Last. night a
Hunting decline. The susprnsi- Ila-ml in. February 7. , it”: “Wilt-“WC greeted the players, and
lo lhp waiting for ibi- political pm: (‘onnor-tleut ltiu‘i'wLights discon- “main“ from the applause the show
drum to be doom-d wilgimi rm thi-illllllt‘J on :it'i‘oiilli of lee. February 7. should "9 “N“ mm by this time. '»The
London market. 'l‘i:i~ taking of Stilll'zl‘ils' follows. will be reiighted ll.“ soon “““d'n‘w net is a military one, and
African liul'd whirii arrived in London .is practicable. ilnddunl Island 3”“ suits ”“3 occasion for Washing-
foi' shipment to tho t’uutiiit-nl nllllll‘t'tl ‘ llungo ilol'k Landing. Si‘lll‘b Shoal; “”"5 “li'llldlii‘. There are five charac-
n t‘llillltw from the rewotly lil‘i‘l’tlillilli - Range, ““"5 i“ ”‘9 "”5"“- which is called
muditions in iiw illil’l“ll.|lliliiill ox Noru'ulk "HEY“ Filt'llh l'nlni Light "Th“ iti‘rreille." The four M‘mcal Li“
t‘llillli!l‘b. 'l‘hv liiMllt‘lli «if an install jto be aimed—«At tho opening of null . tiers I‘M“ a splendid musical act and
"will on subscription; to an imperial I potion into, this light will be innit-til t’iiii'i‘d "Fill." SNCCUODS that were from
tioliiian loan blade a special i't‘tltlll'l' ,urross llii- i‘bannol and rn-i-stablisliedl ”i“ ‘71i‘55ii‘s' EM“ one 0! them-arc
men! in “With, where the money iiiui Eon lilo submerged point dividing tilt-i thorough musicians, ““1 While they
kill has grown firmer. ltlrodgld channels lending to East Noni “W'i‘ playing 0““ could hear the mus)"
in the duniusllr field the I‘lllit'lii:il i walk and south Xm'wnlk. iiiilt “it Ill“ street. Lester Bernard, tho .4»...
lllil‘l‘l'l‘l centered in lhl.‘ news of xiii Noruulk ‘lei‘ ~l-‘llrlis mm” “W, 1 German t‘ufllcdlllll. held the Stage for ‘
lrm-o tn t‘tlllll"i‘l‘tll| with tho l’bimdel ‘3. mum“ illim‘. to be "gummy“,d‘ my twenty-tile minutes, and told some
piiia stroel rnr strike. The llt‘t‘t‘lii-lll.‘ ‘ the upwind; ul‘ navigation iliid, inlu‘wm‘i“ Wk” 11“” “01181”; mm!
in? “(imminent of various “but- “ill liiimui ii lei-i of water, in mark that “mild“ “V “lli‘li‘i”so “9 “'9" “3 roars
li‘tH‘l'l’MOS is 30PM. but a tranquil view {owning point oi” the iii-3.10m .1“.de i, oi' laughter. Miss Althea Less, 3 very
has been taken of ilw pruspuri in thinpmnmel or ”it“ harbor. iriluriuing soubi'elte. gave songs in a
lllliilit‘llll el-nlm ”Mn: to tho t'tJllYll“: Norwnlk iiurbor Whip» iloek “my, llll'usllin liitllllli‘i'. ital Robinson and
lion that a spirit of t‘Ililllil‘tillilfii' would i Llnhl‘ myrrimi awn) illitl i‘xliligiiislwi.f 1"!" l‘iliil‘i'i‘ him" :1 Skt'lCll olititied”'l‘he
rub- und wmild «outline in St‘illl‘illi‘lll‘ll yrhrm‘r}. i. will 1“. mm“, and n. ‘ liolinp" it is full of bright, clean
:nitisiur-iori- in both sides. The exam high“... M ”H: ”WW,“ ”I navigation. mnwdy and many of the lines um writ-
plv of illl' i’llllLllli‘llilllll ruin- prm‘mi MW--. ion on the pathos order. it went well
slightly disquieting to this t‘tllliltlt'lit'i‘ g, CHURCH CALENDARO. . “till Iill' audience and is one of the
Railroad trnmr officials will ii” , ‘ li‘iiltll'i‘s" oi‘ the bill. Albert and May-
i-bwrfiil reports of freight business in! GM“ 93"?“ NO‘N- . n-rs did Mllilt‘ i'ierei‘ dunt‘llig. introduo~
slab! Shirk: hurled the day not iiii’l 'l’iiwtiii) whitening prayer all if.“ inn tin- hiiok and grUlt‘StlllO style. The ’
iruili Saturday's i'losiui: plin's, {Meeting of lill‘ Mostly :it a p ill, of bill l«~ on vyi'oiii‘ili one and a banuor
Honda were stead). 'l‘oiui hall‘s p... ' the resldoiu'i- oi Lexi Warner, ft .\reii business should be done the first half
ruiiie will-lamb street. of the \H‘l‘k. The motion pictures were
i', s, 2:: and the 3s t‘ouimu :idi'am'i'ti \Vi‘tlilt‘ntlu} Moi‘liiili: prim-r ill Tzilu. delightful and the subjects shown were
Ia. and the :la lioaiulri'ml ‘u iH‘I‘ Will Wnniuo'a Iiulid with Mrs. Howard. 1': (iii the embody order and pleased the
on Phil. isiuwa piano, at 3134) Junior Auxiitiiiy little folks tiniumiseiy.
..- at 5:45, in tho tiuild room. (‘onlirnia- __._.... 1
mafia". PR‘MARY B'LL‘ lion lllNll‘lit‘lJtili at 7 1:0 in the church. Mlmwraiiy debilitated '0' "m' , l
WW.“ . in the north li‘ltlli-it‘i-lil. l'Iiiti-niiq- by the ”.“d ”.Mf beadsrhos. lacked ambition.
New York cannilnwn Bubmttled Re . , was uoiiwuit and all run-down. Bil!“
«M0 or rulir door oi the rhureb ,pu. mum; "my“. made inn a “In
9°" ‘° Legislators. 'l‘hursdiiy St. Mutiiilau' Iluy t‘vle wiiiuuiifl Mrs. t‘hns broiloy. Moonup, . ,
ALHANY, N V, Feb :1. fiviiulei‘ brutioii limbo but) communion at a no t‘ouu. ,;
’tieorae |.. Meade and ;\iih(‘lillll,\‘lliiill I’Ilt‘lilllll prayer ill tho, 'l‘lu- (‘liliiillll‘i DISAPPOillilE‘O lN L6VE:COMMIT£ ’i
'.l. :4. Phillips, as chairman and lim-
riniii'iuiiu of the Special t‘oiliililsslon
{appointed by the luaisluturr- of ill“?
to investigate into the worklnnu ul~
, the dirri'l primary law til other mutual
touluhi submitted the l-i-porl of the
_eouuniiision Iu senate and annuilibit
with a draft of ii direct primary bill.
_ The testimony was taken in lionioii.
‘i'biladelpliiu. liarrinburu. Topeka.
t'bleago. hliiwoukw. liolroil. 8i. l‘aul.
Iiudluuapolia. lion Mullins and elm»
" whoro.
’l‘iw commission's report slimmnr
"liiod by iiirlten tho points motto for and
against the dim-i primary law in
the savor-iii states whoru lilo ni'u in
operation and «union lhuiru y from
the testimony of reported Willtt‘illlt‘ii.
and its optimal.
i-iududiu‘ Knapp appouda olmorsu.
lions on the workings of tho law in
curb ninth. M
opportunity the. uunuulnslnu‘s report
and tho testimony taken milintliulu
“what may be called "ii iiruetinrii tllflr-il
tlou on direct primary law and Will'itr
tau."
“WhWnM ' ‘ um»;
PAOiFlc IMLROAD MIMMR IN-
’ VIITIOM‘ION.
uuw .‘lftllllf. rap. 21.wrl'8tllt a.
Kathi; look up today the cross-ennui»
lustion of Julius itrutuiehnitt. vino
president of tho llulou tactile-Booth»
urn Pauline mutant. in tho aurora-
niout'p suit to dluuulvo lllf‘ mergor of
the two minds. *
WM»;
'i’iioris are a mid many more prim—
I
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' of Bridgeportdpresidod. and the con.
‘t‘enily the following iteins't‘or the t‘on
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w urinary Typist Winn Stato'Honor
I, “Pond Time.
The seventh} annual convention of
the Connecticut Business Educators’
Association was held on Saturday in
Btlluiford. rat-indent 1.. o: Mathias.
‘HAMPION.
«I w «m.
. not require c
volition was the most successful. in
tilt history of this organization. The
delegates to the convention wore the
guests of the Merrill business college,
and dinner wa‘a served by a caterer at
the Y.,M., C. A‘ restaurant. During the
business meetlus. L. B. Mdthius or the
Bridgeport High school was elected
chairmu not the ‘oatoentlvo committee.
Mr. Muthlap" will president or the as-
sociation last dear.
Min doctor Unbeaten.
in the afternoon the chief feature
was the tyiiewriting contest for the
Brown lrbphy,‘offorod by Prof. ire. S.
Brown, of Brown's Business college,
of Bridgeport. There were 11 con-
testants, andiMias Erolos, of Water-
bury, was awarded the trophy for the
second successive year. Her record
was 70.6 worlds :1 minute. Andrus
Nicholson, employed at the allies of
the Crane Valve company. Bridgeport,
was‘a prize winner, with a record of
40.6 words a minute.
The convention next ymir will be
held in Bridgeport, under'tho’auspices
of Prof. Brown and the faculty of
Brown's BliillllEi-is college.
NOTICES TO MARINERS.
in notices1 to mariners from the
Light House Board of Count and (ico-
detie Surrey,“Washington. come re-
nertlrut coast:
(‘onnoelleut lliver~—i.igbt reliable-ti
.iunullr)‘ ill, navigation boring reopen»
oil: lluddaiii island Range; ltoek
Landing. ‘
Loni: island Stilliiil»'i‘lie (‘nws this
“any. .\'o. 1'4. reliizliled. February 21.
having been found extinguished.
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iii iiiliii ‘
' Willi llllllll ‘
Backaciie Vanishes and Your Out-0L
Order Kidneys Act Fine Alter
First Few Doses
v
No man or woman here whorls kid-
neys are outof-ordeli, or who suffers
from backache or bladder misery. can
afford to leave Pope's Diuretic untried.
After taking several doses, all pains
in the buck. sides or iolns, rheumatic
twingus, nervousness, headache, sloop“
loudness, inflamed or swollen eyelids,
dizziness, tired or worn-out feeling and
other symptoms of clogged, slugpllih
kidneys simply vanish.
lint'onii‘oiluble urination (espreioily
at night). smut-ting. discolored water
and all bladder misery ends.
The moment you suspect the slight.-
est kidney or bladder disorder. or ("til
rheumatism pains. don’t continue to
be miserable or worried, but get. a,
fifty-tent treatment of Pope’s Diuretic
from your druggist and start taking as
directed. Willi the knowledge limb,
there is no other medicine, at any
prlve, made anywhere else in the
world, which is so harmless or will
effort, so thorough and prompt a euro.
This unusual preparation goes rllreol. .
to the cause of trouble, distributlngiis
cleansing, healing and vitallzing iii~llu-‘
once. dirnt-tly upon the. organs ud‘
glands affected and completes the ours
before you realize it.
A row days’ treatment of Pope's
Diuretic means clean, healthy, active
kidneys. bladder and urinary organs»«
and you feel fine.
Your physician. pharmacist, banker
or our lliercautilo agency will tell you
that l’opo. Thompson & Papa. of tiin~
einnuli. is a large and responsible mod.
ii-illo concern, thoroughly worthy of
your t-ouiitlont‘o.
Arrept only i‘ape's Iliureiic~fifiyr
rout irentnienl-Miroin any drug store
auyu'borc ill the world. . .
PflPliilil llllliiilillil.
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MUSIC HALL.
Another splendid vaudeville bill was
1
at Ten aiji 1:". The itnlnbls or Kiln:
.\l’llllll‘ at :b.
l"i‘lilil,\ :‘l‘bv lllsllii zit lull lireliliii:
prayer at ‘7 if»; ill‘l‘iil'lli‘l‘, the tier Hill"
1') lmwu lititlh‘}. riu'tiii'y of bit, ,‘liil‘k‘n
t‘iiurrh, New iirilolil.
Rulurtliiy hiya-ulna prayer ill l:2‘.li.
ill. Paul's Parish.
Rm: 1Imiilu ll, lli'nreli. lloi'toi'.
‘l‘lii-iiduly iii ii, iii,. morning prayer
i p. in. joiillilllif prayer. 7 all p, "1.,
atoning prnyor and iidilrriia at Hi. Au,
druw'n Mission, Wlunlpuuk. it p. ill.
tilrill‘ Priority tliirlrly at the eliapni.
er and itniiy. :3 .‘lil p. in. iii. Paul‘s
tiulid at the rilupi-l, l p. "L. m'vnliiu
pruyur slid nimlitaiiou iii the chapel
7:?!" p. iii, illusii-himi talk at the chap
vi; aubjiiul. The Auto of the. Apostles.
'l'burmiiiy. ileum of ill. Mullhlnu the
Apouiiu it‘d" a. in. holy i‘tllllllilililOli.
in a. all morning prayer. 7.110 p. in..
ovsulng‘pmyur and sorlnou by the
llov. (Til rips lmwiu tioiiipb. fet'lfil‘ of
Trinity .lulrrh. llridueport.
Frida will ii.,uf.. morning prayer and
litany. . p;m.. droning prayer,
Satilflllp‘wlfi u. m.. morning prayer.
4 p. on, limiting prayer.
«lion—«a “o. w . _ ... M.
Mortal. chaotic.
unsold—"l alive Charlit on Christ
mils a beautiful necktie or my own
rustle.“ l i ‘
’l‘eflflllr—“Wfls ho pleased?"
haunt “lilimeusriy. lie, said its
beauty hall be for no other eyes but
would thus admit it. or xiii nought.
W». l
his own. Wasn't. that lowly of him?“
whruuillyu idle.
SUICIDE.
Ralph Gilbert. Northfleld Farmhond,
Hangs Himself. ‘
'i‘iioMMl'roN, Foil, :i.~llaiph Gib
hert. aired 20. a l‘iiriuiiund of North-
livid and the only child of Mt; Mill
Mrs. Edward Gilbert. cominiitgd nni~
ride by hanging himself i’riduy “on.
lap
\t‘iuiiwiuiny-wltl ii. iii.. morning prays '
i
‘.
up at tho hon-ir- iii «waning hllilfil ‘
[went to the barn and found him henn- ,
lug amid. it is said that disappoint-
fluent In ll love affair was the. out!” of
lilo art
sous tuuoe sun HE Luuo‘il
Most people know ”in fooliiifidtflil ‘
ibii iiilunruidn plain of ill lii'itllll in Iiit
rules All penpin should know-tit“? ,
ioy'n finally and 'l‘nr. um '
throat and bulk ruiurily, will mum“! .
l'llli‘. ilu- illil'f‘lll’liit and rough will}?
More a normal riiittliiitlii. ASK 1dr
i-‘oiey‘s Honey and 'i‘lir. tlrld‘du 1W
uiury. ’ » '
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TOHMNGTON Liouou law
LATOM Hum. ,
'l'f,lillithi’ION. rub. 21.4%":
and a woman. all aliens, strum!
,terdoy on in charge of selling
without a license. were a '
borough Court here this
’ One of the men. broadside bf
found guilty and lined M0 M
The muslin, Carolina Gllfiflp
other than, Pietro tliilo, wore I
tlf'l' step hoods for at health; ow
orally. in. adult «use tho
worn charm! with lowing- , ,
lot their rospoctiro residuum}
(Vi
i
ll!‘ had Iweu dolor: chords Mound“, “
the farm and whoa he did not show. .
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