099’s Hallhhist night.’ for thevpur-
polls of hearing the lecture dolivere’d
by‘i‘f’rofessor Hermann S. itching. -C.
a. .i" of Concord, New Hampshire;
he bfll‘ of the Christian Science
onion of Lectmshlpf of. the rust
‘ ‘Qlliifgltcf .Qltrisi. Scientist. ,Bostcil.
.iifaéia‘chdsettd The subject (was
, fillk tjo'n, and the lecture Was one, of
the moat interacting ever heard in the
Elli. Professorflcring is an eloquent
. :‘fg‘peaker, and behold the clotiest 'nt«
Eviction. of his audience throughout the
owning. Tile hull was artistically
decorated with palms, plants, etc, and
rprddénted an- attractive appearance.
M Bering said ilrpurt:
L. If: considering the subject of “Chris-
tian’Sclenco: the Science of Salva-
tics." it is well to have a mutual under-
;atanding as to the meaning ,of the
totals. Science lticalis exact, systeiii-
killed and demonstrable knowledge of
fonts; laws and causes. willie accord-
in: to Smith’s liibie iliciiouury sulvu-
tlon means “deliverance i‘i'om tcmporui
evils and cnrtltiy destruction.“ lit other
words, deliverance from evil" from
.Bin, disease and death. llencc "The
Science of Salvation" means ill still-
litanco that dciiloliliirubic knowledge
which affords dciivcvunt-c from all evil.
. r. ' ‘Oalvatlcn to be Worked Out.
bl; l’aui admonisiies its to. work out
our own salvation. ’l‘nis Scriptural
command means tar more than the
common‘belief that salvation is assur-
ed by simply having belicii or limit in
deans as the Son or find. Such saving
faith is vitally necessary. but it. is only
tile beginning of our s:tlvuiioli~-its
spiritual basis.
Then must follow the working out of
our deliverance from evil on this ba.
sis; our actual separation from sin,
from the bondu'ge of this world. front
' Witntion. failure, disease. (loath.
ff; orking out our own salvation
iii ‘ its to secure the mastery over the
:11 ’of this world, to destroy them by
l’. «demonstrable knowledge of God re-
9 trail through Christ Jesus and to es-
'ta'biish harmony, health, happiness iii
everyday life. Hence our salvuiion in
pot. fully worked out until we have do-
minion over all discord and every—
hit, “that can u it. This ncccssui‘iiy
includes domin on over matter and its
loyil.io‘which we are in such boltdngm;
dominion over evil and its sensatlong
‘snl'rOW. dominion even over.
it means t0v
sin, and
ddath and its terrors.
attain tc‘perfect harmonious living, to
bring about God's kingdom on earth.
Salvation Through Mind.
In walking out our imitation
ounce from evil is a menial process.
takes place. in mind: that it is a trans-
othlical and philosophical.
[lb Bible declares that "to be cal--
lt {minded is death; but to be spin
i it! minded is life and peace."
19ft) Will admit that evil is primarily
with.“ that evil aims and purposes.
”“htiajudgtiicnt. hatred. envy, Jelli-
ohdy. are mental. and that tho correc-
tion vof'theac mental conditions ulust
W montai. through education and ex-
rlonce. the awakening and establish.
-. out or right thought. - '
, “mom all familiar with the physical
O 7 to of fear. tinni- and other strong
' _ no. Bitch effects having ii men-
. unit curiously can be healed mom
land Christian Science teaches
, ‘ all "Iln‘and disease. whatever its
Mo lornaturn. has a mental origin
' foal mental phenomenon. In exper-
' ‘ “the mortal matoiual human
‘W‘.*Which inherited by the divine
.1. k‘i‘Retroslmction and introspection"
"Hflddy says:
- ”During twenty years prior to
”ml discovery i had been trying
to tract! all physicaliai‘locto o a
mutant collar: and in llltl latter
‘ “mainland i‘ gained the scientific
'iiomldty‘thnl all causation was
blind aild‘evary rill-ct it ilii-iiiill
phenomenon." ‘
., Regarding Material Causation.
christian Solstice touches that inal-
‘ fluid ma rill existence are pilo-
‘onit of t d mortal. alarmist. mu ,
‘ “ concept of axial lice obtain
git the physical scan ‘I, a mini):
lamina of reality licl by human
indication-ii when, ilniuolrilciotl by
H. an appearance instead of; all,
ty.’ it til simply an imitation or.
rich obtained from a finite, (it
till. mortal basins
. ,it is not the. appearance but.
ill origins that ball power. intel-
. lid substance. The manila l
diggilowth. action or halo: ll.
it
, s
it material concept iii:
to”; who and push a
.. , a a 'flil‘livinlt' picture" are no.
picture and we do not associoto
'with thallicilirc. but with tilt!
which the picture reproduces.
',‘ltfs. growth, action. power.
“a ‘1‘”. at calm: al‘c ‘ h“
. physicuicitiilteiloo or til mil-
ill:
i».
onion ” salvation we therefore
. porionccs no to‘amak‘é‘up our ilnivdrso.
. , ’3' sense ofoxiatenca. our conscioul- ‘ ‘
i": .
. Mlllifi '“l‘ ,
‘ lion inductance; the Science of»
"ation' through mind and is ilOUh
,ii‘
' rial
it ‘t and dependence in in
Month. in order. to wo‘;
fused to
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Everyih or“ know or see or
believe. all; our. monolith. acts. or all-
W
B=
l.
l.
‘ ‘ i
.. uptown gain our concept of existehi
largely through the physical senses.
ritually impor pt‘hhot we be able
prowl and ill this antimony. owe
all k now how decent vs these scales
are... ‘ The .diotant house is ‘notnctually
mail ”because it seems to be. neither
' does. the“ can move i because “it appears
, turnover ~80 also hearing. taste, touch
and smell are all laliillie. in fact. tile
impressions, received byline consonant!
and ‘l-ectliicatlon to make them coher-
ent and intelligible. . . . .
The“ sense: bring to our conscious—
ness only impressions. from which We
form proponent of, things. if therefore
theteatiinony of the physical senses in
3o‘unrélitible‘aild unsatisfactory it is
appailolltuthat the consciousness gained
through these seniies‘cannot be true
mountable. . . . .
D What is the true nature of substance.
arwhnt in, back oi‘ these. appearances.
material senss does not and cannor de~
ierminc. Onlym sense thatcau per»
celve truth and reality can declare this.
if we can see existence as mental in-
stead of physicahwe have taken it
great step onward. The next step is to
learn what is true and real and thus
correct our Impressions and obtain a
truer consciousness of existence.
What in Mind?
The ordinary iiiiuliin concept of
mind is main-limit thinks, fuels or
wills. the intellect. or the activity of
the gray matter- culled brain. Chris-
tian Science reveals the. fact that mind
is divine principle. the infinite lli‘c.
irutii. lore. omiiipolt-lii. omiiisi-icut.
lllliliiil‘tlfii'llt. llic all-inclusive. eicrlml.
ancliuiiailia. all-wise being, the only
i'illlSU'illlli creator.
This is u very different liiillil train
that which is silppoaeii to round from
the nclloli of the “may instill-tr."
Ullill‘iiiilll SCit‘liCt‘ makes it i-icur
thai mull-rial existence is not the inun-
:l'cslulioll of this divine lliinii. illil tho
.liicilolllenon ol‘ lilo coililici’i’cii. culled
llllllllli mind. .
ii is this false concept of ‘cxlslciil-p
lital does all the wrong thinking.
iliui lit-liercs in sin. disease and lit-nth.
that claims there is life and inlolii-
‘,(‘I.l(‘t‘ iii limiter.
Since ”0.1 is mind, this mind is
mod. and its i-liocis llllll-ll always be
good. iicvcr cvii. As rcal ililiikiiig is
the activity of the divine mind. the
only real thoughts or ideas are good.
‘l‘hei‘clorc everything that is ovil pier-
wins to evil or results lll ovli Is not
mind our itlciiliicd in mind. hence is
not rcui. Human thought. will power.
liyiioiisni. mental suggestion or lung-
iietism are all capable of evil. and
hence are not mind or the activity of
Mind. llrc not of god. and so are not
good. but essentially and entirely evil.
Healing Methods.
The difference between the method
of healing through liicnlal suggestion.
or liypuotlsnl. and that oi‘ the divine
mind. the Christ healing. must be
clearly seen. 1
When the effort is made to heal by
suggestion. the operator endeavors by
means of mental manipulation to make
:the patient believe that he is not sick.
llc attempts to change the belief. but
itllc cause of disease remains and in
.tiiucunanlfeais itself 'evon in worse
we I forms. The patient is no better off. he !
miflt first see that salvation or deliv-l has not risen in the scale of being. he]
inns no more manhood, or moral cour-
.ugc. and does not know any more
about God and Hi: Christ than before.
The true Christian Scientist reflects
like divine mind. stands on the basis
iof God. than and the universe its spirit
land Apiritual, as love and its manifes-
liutlon, as mind and its ideas—perfect
'uiid harmonious. Hence be under-
stands thu unreiility of matter and evil
and knows that man is not sick but
lhat the patient is liliilply suffering
from it lltlse ul‘eameric ballot. From
that standpoint he proccoils to corrccl
the errors of belief with the truth of
being and thus establishes harmony on
a spiritual scientific basis.
This is a cardinal point in Christian
Science healing. that it ll Uod. tilvlac
lluinim thought. ‘ in Christian Science
healing the human sense serves only
no a vehicle for truth. it in the truth
alone that effect: results.
Another cardinal point in Christian
Science healing is that it works from
the standpoint of the probably of mat-
ter and evil and than proves the all-
ness and niipreiiitiily of God. ii iii-
ciudcs the knowing and ailirmalioll ol
truth: the recognition and denial of
error.
Mrs. Eddy Loved and Honored.
ii iii not to ho wondered iii. indeed
ii iii inevitable. that Christian ridicu-
iiIill should love Mrs. llldiiy for having
brought to the world this science of
Salvation. the true knowledge of God
and mail. the spiritual understanding
of tho Holy scriptures which enables
them to know lhomaolvoii and to dam.
oiiiitlte that. “saying faith" which
alone lecithin heaven. . .
.,We love but not only for the revolu-
tics of the demonstrable Christ truth.
which is contained in her Wondertlil
book “Solution and i Ilth with Key to
tho Scriptures.” on her other writ-
lufl. but turner consecration and lie-
votlon is continuing load the great
religious movement's s has inaugur-
It . Bite llllfi remained steadfastly
at her post oiduty sociopolitical to
it ll'triici. snide. some. "intuition liar
items- and to lean on her great
cause in .itil stately progress.”
u mgr-intuit did/mot simply stoic liol
didactic” to the world: she first dem-
Wuiltidili and iitin offered it as ll
demonstrable science for all mankind
to profit by. This solution overcomes
evil. by givluga true. knowledge ni
doll and fits tilirlst- it, enables all
i consciousness; but ill divine
i
' a bill two count- '
or in mortal mind. . -'
is belief and ext-tam. _‘ -
isccrdant. habit! to d. '
recorded mentally require explanation,
mind. that does the healing and not'
v,
NEW HZVEN. Feb. lids-«The eyes of
the state are. now directed toward
New Haven as to what part it will play
in the coming senatorial and guberna-
iorial callipnign. Whether the local
organization will support, ‘iiillkeiey or
McLean for senator or Lake or Good-
win i’or governor is this question which
agitated the Republican politicians of
the city. it is hard to not. on expres.
sion of opinion from those whose opin.
ion is valuable in this respect. Col.
i. M. pillnan declares he is still neu-
tral. awaiting debelouments. y’l‘he on-
ly ocal politician willing todcclare
ll oil. so far as can be ascertained.
is Retireseutntive Emil Loos. who in
answer to a question. said:
“i am for George P. Melanin lor sello-
ior. iirat and 'foreve’r. 1 believe him
for nilllel'lol‘.i0 a candidate for that
exalted office so r mentioned."
it was ii modest announcement.
made in yesterday's Register. that
Congressman it). .l. illlioi‘ the Fourth
district would, under certain condi-
tions. compe‘tc tor the i'nitod States
senatorship in the next legislature, bill
it has apparently stirred up the politr
icul animals. '
r‘iiil'iiolll county, which has never
yet been accused of a superahuilduncc
iir’llumor. according to one of its cor-
respondents. in "aliiusoti" at the slig-
uosiion. Mr. Hill won't say so. The
Register. if it did not respect nonli-
dances i'iliilil have gone further you-
tortiny iii limiting illill‘t‘ t‘illlllillllt‘ Mi‘
llili'n candidacy for lilt- i'nilcd Silitva
aoiiliioislilp, or more. propouly. his on
irltlicc ill the rllciV by his iritilids.
there in really little doubt. according
to the information at hand. that Mr.
liili is not till active canililinio, hill
llll‘l‘f‘ in just it little doubt that ills
friends export that. willy nifly. lio will
burn enough rcpt'csutiiativcs iii the
Republican caucus to hold lilo balance
of power and than that tho l‘t'lll bottle
will be on. .
There is no one iii ”iv stain of the
input Illt’llgt‘i' political information who
docs iloi know that Mr. lllll is too
lioilornblc a mall to brush iii the
siliiilliast particular iliii iigrcclilcnt to
“ilppilri ck-tiuvcriior iicili‘gt‘ i‘. Md
Loan. but thorn is no man iiiorc willing
"i
i
;Mr. Hill of his pirdpc. if it won! found
.liint ii deadlock would iioi'clop ile-
.'.\‘i'(‘.ll senator iiilikciey null illiilsclf
fill llic (‘iiiitlillll It is no strain (in the
ipolitlcztl memory in hark back to the.
contest for senator between Morgan
lil. iinlkcloy and the late Samuel l-‘cs-
lsoudcu. Mr. Villiflt‘ntlt’il had a plural-
lity of votes in the curly ballots. the
late Senator liowley was in ii minority.
At the right moment. lllf‘ lluikclcy
.mcn throw their strength to linwiey
[and the latter was chosen. There is
:scarcoly ll room for doubt that an anal1
ogoita case may come up when McLean
.and Biiikeley toe the mark next Janit-
|ary with Hill in the minority. but hold.
ling the balance of power.
‘ The content for 'tho Republican
lgubcrnatorlal nomination is beginning
ill) have its effect on tho senatorial
light. 30 long so cx-Idciltcnulll (lov-
crnor Evoritt G. Luko and Executive
Secretary Charles A. Goodwin, the only
i
kept out of affiliations with the sona-
lorial candidates. iiioir ways were
easy. l'lnt it transpires that Mr. Good-
win‘s friends. wisely or unwis‘ciy made
it plain that they wure for McLean
,l‘or senator. its well all for Goodwin for
'goveruor. Then the luv flow. and lil-
.cidentally a third candidate has been
.lllrontt-ncd,
it was this Way: t-lciililor lillllicloy.
astute politician that lll‘ is. llit‘t‘iillll
ill \\'lii~i|iitiulotl it low days nail. a pro-
nounccd Mcla-aii lili.| liooilwili lilnn.
said oliipliliilcuily:
"if this iiiclaniiriloudh‘lit colililliiil-
lion iii to coilillliic. iltl'l‘t' iiiiiy‘ho at
‘liiiy inoliiunt ii third candidate iii the
lit-iii." 0
And tho logical infarction of the son
intor‘a words was that billion .lildooll
‘ol Stralford. was tho than the smaller
had in mind. Mr. Judson has fragile tly
been spoken of u auburnstoriai gm
bar, but he in persona non gratli with
the nominating powers. because. among
other things. of his atlvlincoil stand ill
lover of it public utilities commission.
Mr. liiiikolcy. ii is known. bi not averse
it) such a collimiulon. with primaril-
restricted powers. l-le bi not in how
llionloliii parliament with the prudent
policy of the New iisvoii road. and
putting lwo and two to other. it would
surprise nobody if he ll utilil ilivorl ills
iltililoncu toward Mr. Judson. And Mr.
Judson. accordion iii the built avail-
iiblo authority. although at this poim
be I)”; urvcs a dialililml reticent-ii. is
willing o silouldnr iherosponslbiliiy of
ii campaign. if tho nomination should
come to him.
I
in tho lunchtime. .l. iiuary liorahuvk.
who came within on non of landing Mr.
illii ill the senate. is working with all
bill power for Manson and that otlicr
prime political manipulator. Andrew F.
"MN! bi letting no gross grow under
his foot for littlltelsy. i
“any mama“... a...»
Mr. iii. A. Kelley. Beividerc. lilo
writes till: "i an alt ox-oncinoor ivitll
22 years active «tries to my credit:
About three years ago my kidndyd
were afflicted so that l bad to give u
my engine] First 1 was troubled wl
severe. achln pain over tho. it! ‘
‘l‘hlm filllowoi inflammation ' at t
bladder. and snacks appeared. bolero
my eyes. A sample of Foley‘s Rldnoy
hills that i tried. on benefited mp that
’ llminiit morn. i continued to inkii
inuil until now i call subtly instill"
humanity to wurlioiitittielr own saline
5
buy havonuide me It sound and mill
infill.” Bridge informally. "
i
., I ,
rabbinical
iv,
.1. 3 . .
"The following article. from the lion-
391'. folio... Daily News. refers to a
fornlor‘well known South Norwnlk
boy. Dr. 1".) W. irelund. son of William
iroland. of 'Btuard avenue. inspector
of the South Norwalk water works:
On a wager with an out for an
x~rlly ‘ouillt. Dr. F. W._ reland has
just completed building coils and up.
partials complete in every respect.
The machine is in exhiblt‘iu the win.
dow of tho hangar Drug company
store. where it is .viewcd with a great
ion! of curiosity out comment.
The accomplishment is a novel and
meritorious one. The machine was
construCted by Dr. lreland in his
spare tiilie. in the shop of l..oalie Eli-.4
million. and with the. aid of Mr. tild-
million.
The font came about through the
visit of an agent of it New York colit-
pany to this town sollng eray ap-
parallis about a year as . allr. ircland
declared he could build a ninchlno
himself for oiled lg‘d. the cost. The
agent declared if )r. lrelund produced
it successful machine. he wovlld pre‘
sent. him with one of his factory
make. Dr. ireiiind recently finished
his machine and gave it testi’ihut
prove its efllciency. The power of
Dr. ireland‘s lulu-lilac is sufficient to
take photographs of hands, feet and
orti'sniitibs. bill not sufficiently high
power to take it trunk photograph.
Asked to describe the apparatus
ioday ill: irollind said: “The whole
apparatus is composed of two parts. ll
duplex X-rily oilillt. for taking X'i‘uy
photos of the different parts of the
body for diagnostic purposes. fruc—
luros, dislocations. .liscliscll bonus or
tissue and recognized as “10 most
iliodorli way to sue through opuquo
tliijt'fhv for such purposes. it is 8illl~
plicity itsell to one iliiderslandinc
ills ilpdci‘lyiliu principle, and consists
.l' passing“ a rapidly interrupted t‘lli‘v
iclli through a priiiiui'y coil and ink-
iilu lili- resultant current. which is of
high voltage. uni lilis‘ltlilyt it into a
tube from which lln- air has ill'i‘ll
withdrawn, and Milli-HI its an X’i‘il)’
who or lamp. ’i‘bt- current is lair-r-
“third. (‘1' made and broken. 2.1km
:lillos u Illilluit' by the electrolytic ill'
lm‘i'lipii-rs. on each «hit» of llliI liltiiil
pol. or body. and looking lilio two
buttery jars frhn iuterrupters work
than Mr. McLean would llt‘ to relieve"
two candidates for the lioniinatlou.’
ill i passing or the current through
the solution. in which arc placed two
illsslliiilar elements, of greatly im'
t‘tlllail surface aim 'l‘lic action nf
,‘ilialw and hflilk' is pcl'i‘ornli‘J by tho
'l'lllilll liberation of thousands of thin.
'uii- babies .‘pl’ hydrogen gas at one
viplc. the lotion? nl.tllc liiillbio ‘llillk-
inn.” and tho il’ollllfl or the bubble
“tlrnllkllig' the current, The primary
"coil npokeii of has about sixty fect of
Joana wire. a to secondary coil
. (neither are via his as they are inside
:tho black boxy which is around the
‘pl‘lllllti‘). but liot,loilclillig it in any
iwny. has about ilrc miles of very lino
;wlro. lilorc bring a constant ratio of
:size and it‘flulil required. thy} some in
the found by constant pmel‘lmont till
,you not it right
i "The largo mili‘m ’l'osln coil is for
.ihe purpose of changing back to its
lorigianl linol. of force the current
iiiist spoken of or iii other words. to
thinks it iilt' Mime kind of i-iecirlcily
{as crisis in” mi uro dormant both in
man. the palm and rcgeialilo cros-
iion and throughout the whole oys-
,lcilis of life it is done in it little.
.lnoro complicated way and is hard to
.0xplalll. Suffice it is to say that
'fl’Olli tlic Tonia coil we get one
variety of clcctriclly that always
weeks the other and by manna of the
attic-condensation couch we place
lthc current from the Tesla coil near
‘ibe body of the mall or «about to be
treated. and ii series of phenomena
takes place resulting iii the passing
and rcpltlinlng. to and fro. of‘ciirrenta
accompanied by a Williar violet col-
ored light know as the ultra violet
rays. .{l
"The aciislliiiin foil from ”w rapid
lliliirclillllur of tilt? two siuilii forms.
from tho body to tho coil. and vic!
versii. in not a 'ahorlt' as people know
ii ii." iii" sunlmtioll commonly QXIlf'l'k-
soil by illui form. but feclll like it
public limou- upon the face. with tho
feeling of l-obwnbs wet with dew.
And ii iii said to ho pit-usual as wall
as rolnodlai. ‘Ytlllf' spaci- forbids pro-
per description of the coil. as itli uses
are very numerous. but it bldii fhlv to
come in favor when better known.”
NIANTIC SEIMB UNLlKILY.
National Guard May Yet no to U. 8.
Monouvru at Pine Plains.
The sponsor encampment or the
sovorill couiniuilda of [lidCOlllltf‘clit‘ili
National [Ward is a topic of goucrul
lniurulil Illltlilll both oillisil-d mob and
affirm inst now, owing ”to the foot
that. tliolo militia man whose enlist-
taiioii ovor unlit illicit into the nor.—
vicc. All the apt months are usual-
ly the ill-iii l‘i‘f‘f'll ting liionjtllii. for
more was in former years the local.
iivi» of going to camp til Nlantio. t.
number of oxplrlttlons of chlintmnutil
is coilsidcrlthlo. company command
stain the infantry arc‘llndlillx that
man are he ding off for roaoolistmoni
iinili decided wheru tho revimcnis will
to for their summer drill. While it
has been especial! .tlltit the Second
infantry would go to Ninhtlc. the out-
loolt'uow is tliniitlifl government‘s iii-
vitation to have the infantry ioin'the
Pine Plains malmuvreti Will be so
routed. Tho factor ii that the federal
‘povarumoni will give the state a port
lion of tho appropriation under the
flick law it tho ‘Cpilnocticiit forces
tails part in tho army'nittuocvrcil.
Vicar-whit“ what induced you
«wmi for me. Mr. assault?
> lilissotthliat‘il-‘u say. dolly?
.iiclty~«~"l¢ says: What the donor
t0
A Few a... Clubland Rochelle
Kidneys Ending intuit Bitch .'
and Blidlo Minty .
if you take aeveml concoct PailB'H
Diuretic, uli backache .and dilute"
groupie will vanish...andyon will eel
lie. ‘ ,
Lame hack. painful stitches, rheuma-
tism, nervous headache. dizainess, irri-
tability. sleoplcaalless. inflamcd , 0r
swollen eyelids, Worn—out, sicklfeeling
and other symptoms of aluuiflhu'ln'
active kidneys disappear. .
Uncontroilable. nmarting, frequent
urination (especially at night) and all
bladder misery ends.’ .
This unusual preparation goes at
once to the disordered kidneys..bladder
and urinary system‘ and distributes its
healing. cleniislngand vitaiiaing infil-
encc directly upon the organs and
glands affected. and completes the cdro
before. you realize it. y
The moment you suspect any kidney
or urinary disorder or feel rheumailln'i
pains. begin taking this harmless med-
iciliti. with the,knowledgo that there is
no other remedy at any price. made
aliywlioro clsei in the world. which will
effect so thorctlgh and prompt a cure
as a tlflyoccnt treatment of Papa's Dill-
ratio. which any drugglst can supply.
Your physician. pharmacist. bankcr
or ally mercantile agency will tell you
that Pope, Thompson it Pope, of Cin-
cinnati. is a large and responsible
medicine concern, thoroughly. worthy
of your confidence. ‘
Only curative results can come fhoni
taking Pope‘s Diuretic. and a few days'
treatment means clean. active healthy
kidneys. bladder and urinary Ui’l-fillifir"
and no backache.
Accept only Papa‘s lliiiri lit'm liftyr
cont imminent-many drug store » ally-
whoro in thc world.
“il‘illill
i’iollnbly no other shade for cvctlillg
wcnr so closoly rivals black as does
yellow or gleaming gold.
Si iii Willilii.
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'l‘licrc is no gainsnyiug the.- fact that
tho t‘itlm'~iililllg little huts built on
automobile bonnet illicit are to the
sumo degree. plqnant and becoming
ulmi'o some faces as they are gro-
tvsquh and almost hideous above oth~
era.
ilcuvy colored cords run ill traits-
plirent materials constitute one of the
favored trimming modes of the hour.
it strikes and its a bit odd that the
filll’lt‘iis on so many of the new sleeves
is greater lindcrncath than on the up-
per part of tho arm. Tilt‘ long cuff is
oltllor lucked. wrinkled or plain. but
always closely-lilting.
While black still holds its own. a
areal wave of color has swept over the
fashion World, and black gowns are
hung over gold potticonis. black cloaks
trimmed with orange lucings or lia-
lllKB. brilliant red wings ornament
black hats. and so on. Nothing is
sombre. though quantities of soililirc
shades are used.
1 notice that all the hotter Comillutl'
tlou suits are closed “blind“ so they
‘ can ho worn honor the thinnest waists
without showing unsightly buttons.
“While one but bears many colors. its
neighbor will be made and trimmed
in a single tone.
The hemp hats are taking aplcndid~
ly. There is n ginormous about the
calm which the inorc artificial looking
colon; do not possess.
Never in the history of waists have
tilt-re been so inaity decorations that
bad the appearance of being “hand
done." The result is that one can get
a waist for four or.i'ive dollars that
at it very short distance looks equally
ltood as one which costs twenty-live.
ill speaking of roller. Ohl‘ writcr
says there is “literally no wear out to
them." and we all know this to be
true.
All lilbairos room gown is cili in
coal style. closing with llii'oi‘, llti'gc
buttons till below tho boil lino.
Mourning lliilllilcry disporls a groin
dual of cropo this season. and it hi so
prcllily dropped that it has no uppoiir-
upcc of heaviness.
BORE LUNG». AND RAW LUNGS.
Most people know “the feeling. and
the miserable titanI of ill health in indi-
cates. All. people should know that Fir
ley's Honey and Tan the greatest
throat and lung remedy will quickly
cure the coroner. and tough and re-
store it normal condition. Mk for
Foley's Honey and Tar. Bridge Phar-
macy. ”
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WORTH LEGO CHECKS PASSED.
STAMFORD. Fob. 26.~A' «femur
nausea worthless checks on Augustus
iiolsou of F‘. l.. Carter's haberdashcry
and Miss (loin-niallw Free. of the Free
lloWer‘atorc, last' dvhsniag early, tho
former for 812. and he lattorfor till.
At the Carter store ho made, pur—
co store it purchase flillmmllml to
41:50. The name of Mrs. iii. A. Mol-
rlll was forged on one. and Harriet it.
Merrill on the other ‘choclt. Both
worn on the motility Title and Trust
Company! -
VALfi‘oRADUATEo caucus
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Yale graduates last night hold the 44th
annual banquet of the Y’tilb‘dlub of
Chicago. The speakers included Mex.
under 1. Lewis. resident of the ne-
trolt Yale Club; rot. Mason.“ Yale.
slid Granger'ii‘arwel
olucago'_"i’alc‘oluh. i
are the mostly notion ' trimaran the
tor hints f communism that 0071.
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nose you if out tlioiiiml'. or." unlik’l
on”: 3-1". lltlilft‘ til 1‘01“)! libido“)? ":i-
killer in tho lions". rtrllot tilo Doctor M U
‘dld you send for 'iln fork-M. A. P.
in bed and rainy himself.
a}
illilil" ‘
from out‘Of-ordér kidneys ‘oribl 'dar'
chasm amounting to $1.76. and at tho '
inputs arc cxpirim; are showllin hoslw w
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AGO. Fob. 26.»—-Two liunliroii~
. preiiiicntof the
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Emil hint todsiwo lilo tiori'orilllilo ball“
son fins—Allin” Lawyers
alive in Trouble = .: "
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BBIDGEPORT. ‘Fob. 26:“AUONI8."
.loaaph Merva of the firm of Goduldig
& Mei-vs was suillliloncd before the
grievance committee of the Fairlield
County bur yesterday to answer to
chain-rs prol‘orrcd against him. it is
rumored that Attorney Mcrva is ac-
cused of bribing a witness in the re-
cent trial of Janil’lerson. to keep out
of the state. Members of the griev-
ance committee when seen this morn
ing declined to give out any llll'Ol‘mB‘.
tion as 'to the charges against the
young lawyer. ‘
. Tried to Bribe Witnum
Pierson was arraigned at the Do
cciiibor term of the criminal superior
court. on the charge of seiously as-
saulting his daughter Siguc Pierson.
Attorney Morva was counsel for Pier-
son and it is claimed that he offered
the daughter inducements to go .to
New York.a‘nd remain there so that
she would not be” able to testify
against her father. Pierson
found guilty and sentenced to (Jim your
in the county Jail.
Dillon on List.
in the cases of tho state against
Attorney Frederick .B. Fallon and At-
torney George. H. Ennis of this city.
no action was taken this morning to
put them on the assignment list in
the civil superior court. Both cases
are on the docket and it is presumed
that they will be tried as soon as
State's Attorney Judson finishes the
criminal cases in which ho is now on-
gugcd. The charges against Attorneys
Fallon and Ennis resulted from hoar-
ings held before the grievance commit-
tee. . .
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”WTEEIMI ‘W‘h "smut more». Tell. "(to
"W" « Why an to. .
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To “Will Transaction Of Fear. Dunn’s Kidney .Plli. cure the cause:
of disease. and that is why the cores"
are always lasting. «This remedy
strengthens and tones oaths kidneyl.
nominathem to drive outgof‘ the body
this bituminous»; that cause; back-
ache, llcadifichc and ammonia: kidney
and urinary‘complslnts. South Noy-
walk people iéhtify to permanent
cures. . .
. Mrs. RA}. Seymour. 4 South Matti
South Norw‘alk. . Conn, says:
{I
i"Doan’s Kidney .Pllls didfine. more
good than any oihorvmodiclnc i ever
'us'ad. Three years ago 1” was hardly
able icy, at about on account‘df‘tlnli.
bearingi own ”pains distress the small
-of my back. i was also annoyed by
too frequent passages of the kidney
secretions, could not sleep well at
night and times in‘ the‘mor’ning tired
and weary. Dean‘s Kidney Pills were
brought to my attention when l was
suffering it) this way and ljroctlrcd
a supply at Mrs. Plaisted'i Drug more.
After tithing thcicontcnts of two or
three home, my back'grew strong and
free from pain and the other me-
.toms of my trouble disappeared. I
have always recommended Dana's
Kidney Pills since'then when- I have
had the opportunity and i know of sev-
eral cases where they have effected
complete cures." ’ .
For aale.by sll dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster-Miibiirn Co.. Buffalo.
New York. sole agents for the United
states. “
Remember the name~Doan's——and
take‘no‘ other.
i
'llow FAR CAN You eat-:7
What is'the farthest limit to which
the human vision can reach? Power
in his book, "The Eye and Sight."
gives the ability to see the star Alcor,
situated at the tail of the Great Bear,
as the 'tcst. indeed, the Arabs call
it the Test Star. it is most exception-
al to be able to see Jupiter’s sate].
lites with the naked eye, though one
or‘two cases are recorded, the third
saellite being the most distinct.
Peruvlans are said to be the longest
sighted race an earth. Humboldt re~
cords a case where these Indiana per
ceived a human figure eighteen miles”
away. being able to recognize that it
was human and clad in white. This
is probably the record forgfar flights—m
From "Freaks of Eyesight." in tin-
March Strand.
Theflomfortflhiid 7
Safety of the Baby
is assured if you have one of these
safety Cribs. The sides are so high
that baby cannot possiblye get out,
and they can be let down with ease.
ll. llillill l sillll.
muse WABHlNGTON 'orliea'r.
soon-l NORWALK.
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CityNational Bank
BOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
TRANMCTI A GENERAL IANKlNG
BUIINIIO
Capital surplus and Profit:
“00,000.00 01 17.000.00
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info Deco-it Bolton. '8 and $6 per your.
EDWlN H. MATHEWSON. Pros.
JOHN H. KNAPP. int Vino-Pm
FREDERlCK H. ROWAN. 2nd Vice-
Pun.
WiLrnao ooowztt. CIIMOI‘
DIRIOTORI
I. H. Mathewson. Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp lam-l Grumman
Christian oval-u John'l-l. LIIM
‘ rm M. New . ‘
We Grind-Our Obit Lens.
FeaWiCk " . Optical
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nouns—«8 [011130 a. an. and lath in I '
ii p. at. Monday and bathroom} to
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' 33.50 and” $4.03
A GUARANTEE OF SATISFACTION
RALSTON
$4.00
A SNAPPY. REHABLE SHOE
HANAN -
35.50 and 56.00“
APPEALS TO THIWILL DRESSED
Working Shoes
. 32.00." _'sz.so~ stile
Wear Shoes That Fit
122 waslimc-ros eraser.
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Daily Lute to N. Y.
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For Freight Only
On and after Tuesday. loom 1.
1906, Freight grenade”, will leave
Pier 28. East ivol'. New York. from
of Dover street). every day. moor!
Sunday). at 3 p. in. . Freight received
at. Norwalk lingo 4 p. m. and ‘0th
Norwalk up to :30 p. at. ,.
- Normally Stemmin- »
Mining .1...li "one. litigant-n.
adios. _. \ countryman.
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The Cadillac
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inasyshowu’uet‘wnoults iii lllifllfi-I ’
age and inllntllifiliico’ in tho
hands of incapsricnceu owners.
. ‘ _ ._ , ‘ . ,5 liter autumn»
. humanitarian” _ arthritic: t
price Orhtl‘ "
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