and Frank C. Long. who
' d MOndu’y by Detectives
,: ll Hooltott ouP a warrant sworn
l3, D. Prison of lantern.
' egos thin Leon mire id
. . Ind that the run Tm with
full that they ware liv luthia
mll ' man and wife. were ho Kind over
“by terni of the super or dourt
We fixed at thou which the do»
trink they can furnish. The dap-
,. 3 pair was brought ghoul. by
em from Yonkers to various
in New York state and iinoily
.. city. where the men and wom-
. re living on Golden Hill street.
It married man.
.6- -—~
“I: KNEW evenv euntovt.
' UMET. Min... March 30. ~radio:
Againhiz th’ millionaire scien-
ho died yesterday on the liner
it ill said. was personally
with every employe of the
fi met and Becln Company,- when he
Itinerintendent in 1867. During
of panic and iinuncial atrinrtenoy
it. seemed that the mines must
coed Mr. Airmail: kept til
f to give employment to to
t was largely through hill of
crippled employee nevi ion:
annuities. ’ .,
All:
E horns :nwny twill: it
it not insure your usage, and
V‘reffects, againyloes: by are?
‘ tenor walrus. soon-r
, NoKWAtK, CONN.
Dal)? Line to N Y.
For Freight Only
tilt Propeller: inn
lint River. Now all. “not
. ur meet). ovary def. (except
. at 3 p. in Height received
: It Nowell up to i p. In and South
"chili up to 5: to p. in.
Norwalk Steamboat Lo.
Annie. J. Smith. 0. c. Honduran.
* Loner. general Aunt.
“mu—.WM.
yr NEW SClENCE
' of Chiropnchc
“laminate is the science of the
Gui disease and tho Irt of Nb
W Home. Diocesan are caused
ch, mm or Iprnin in the
I!” ll Milo in. childhood it
pinched norvoo Ind pain iii
in the different omen: and
.'.:.-’ .‘:: 3' . ~ . r ~»
M remit" the ewe of
.. and pain. and health in
. room in the u:
ecu-”wallow new... from
.‘ O a l ‘
- Kidney Ind Narnia Die
l“? "groom ooecial Attention; lilo
‘ ' tholp in You will
. “twink pct: ropraotio l
: . my nonoononwirut
.3. tie-lira dim Arno.
cheerful disposition and it Stalin:
ford Range.
:n coupigof inches looser.
inundation; and desirable fashion.
~ tire‘wired-oieiine bower it llleoe ep-
heredity frail decoration: withstand
.lla moteriui. from the lower part. siv‘
iio-iroha.
llE llillllill ill llllillll.
Chiffon cloth is one of the mdtoriele
chiefly used in the construction of
drersy and semil'drosay gowns. and in
the soft pastel shades it is positively
lovolyfl‘
it; ' on anti coat in it t
lnchgl enroll] be new oLl
being-If; though dome w 6 keep
nbrennto
‘o Ineasona are having them
. Minus. You will notice, are quite
e toutire uponthe npriughdle, either
on the nuperor lower brim.
Don’t you think the tucked chiffon
over- finesse: are lovely? Given a well-
out simple foundation Mid one or these
graceful over-dresses which can be
bought separately, almost nuyono can
have u charming gown for afternoon.
instead of outlining the. lace band
with silver the milllnero are now ut-
lIIg white lace with its pattern outlin-
ed in black to cover the entire wide
burn (it handsome loghorn or hemp
huts producing moot effective reanlia
JThole is more than a little style in
tho duhing held with their long elite
line and thoue who cut ntnnd tho
somewhat trying angle of the aharplr
unturned brim that tor-rue it will find
Thaotroug: March winda . to which
some daring one. are all-eddy subject»
ins their new hltul one not gentle with
March. we in” rotisondbly expect them
to last well into the neutron.
If the room; hopeful of the family
gain an unfortunate knock in u some
of. basket ball or name other strenu-
ous amusement apply butter to tho of
footed part no noon on poloiilie. Thin
will prevent blackening of the flesh.
Bethiil with hot water will «no no
ford no lof
By means of the correct and Millen-
Aliie bladk inning one is able to weer
that of almost any color desired.
since the black coming next the face
offsets any undesirable client of u try-
ing color.
,Whllo. seen in wide ethNliWii. the
popular ehnde known as (‘lulniecior is
almost bloody in effect in small blu.
suggestions or touches it makes most
uilrnotiVe decoreilono.
il‘he oonxee ouloru on an mild in
hate run they orator dreaded. the In‘eiul
and soft old shades being used with
them to give. them character
No one has anything but praise for
lines of ill eeuooll’e gov/mi. They
telnly do 3 re [race to tho lrulunn
figure, and we hove none of ull any
objections to being graceful.
(i‘irnl part of the evening gown
which is show the waist lino is very
apt to lie of u different color Ire well
in; thquppeurunoe in nonre module of
the tallied drapery of one material he
"gar hung over it decoliote gown of en-
Chunleciorliluo in not no quIuou till
the brilliant rod known it)‘ the name
name, but it in having ll coullidrrnblo
rogue lit the moment.
A bit of old fashioned moo lore.
lillllu should be grown in every home
for ot-t-nlrlouol one in the finger bowie.
.Biiver uhuteluinm lire moon. the in-
vorod Eliali'l' gifts.
Quite a felturo of the work which
the manufacturing iewelore are called
upon to do thin Ii rin in the mailing
of hairline from d o if piece: of low-
elry that have been luid by.
The elbow uleove seems to predomi-
ulto among the drenoler gowns even
when they are high nook.
.Vrmont. unple waffle. are dolioioul
when, w only buttered nod pip
lug ll -: - .3 How To make
them. cupiul oi ilnelll
thrived maple sum in three enpo ’of
milk. Sift one quart of flour with two
togepoollfule of lurking powder and
(re uultupoonfni of ltlill their rub in
do Mlulmllful of rationed him-r.
heat the; yolks of four one untiio
llihi. then add to the milk and now
toll litlr initially into the flour. boot
thoi‘ouull v. fold in the whim of our:
beaten trim and dry Illd ileo’t min
bake in well [routed and hosted wot-
i
Johann drum: or: t to iii 6le
moral:
our on
Hm
m
£1553 my“;
bf Wg'l B l. “I“
l “(M AT CAN
£33le lingual mJo:
'l'AMUM.
Ill 500. .o ii
iii of. met rim County 'l‘uiler-
' the excise low. Hollwortli hW‘Dilohl
i“"l'll “lilo!!!"
city for
fill all yester-
olfo. iii the Com-
Court. Thlladomhmr
‘l nila to e or per
‘ . not Churoh before
. blond w.“ men the clergy-
1ng the court beceuee he hlui writ.
t e letter to n inner who out: upon
the Jury. which exonerated Albert
Hollwarih on it charge of violutlon of
ed from o lower oourt oonvietlon on
Boturgiey there won g, vigoroua oppo
altioil hetero the county oommioaion
on to the mutation of a license to
Holiworth.
The court gave the clerrymun a
sharp rebrllre, toying that. the latter
were in ite opinion an attempt to hit
properly interfere and obairuot the
.dim administration of public iuutloe
and "ill it clear contempt or court. The
oourt pointed out that the Juror. Elbert
iii. Rollo ill utlii on duty on the crim-
inal tide of the court. Gontinulng the
court said in pointing out the effect of
the letter that "it in a criticism It
onoo ornountlng to a. norm of oftlireot
end to e amnion of intimidation Not
being in court to beer the evidence
and evidently knowing nothing about
the law yon hnve assumed that be-
oause. in your intimnent. lloli
worth should have been con
victod, that thin Juror end the
others with him in finding him not
willy to use your own lunnulgo' ‘nl
moat. llerjlirod momma," unit llrdt
they have further allied them-elven
with the lawless element in the com
nllluttyf'
Jud e Wolfe told that he had aunt
mono tho clergyman to court for
no explanation. adding tint the clergy
man had said in his letter that filo
iruy stood ooudenrned by the court
bocnuoo of their lotion. ‘l do not
know. eir, who are you the light to
weak for the‘oourt. The court hoe not
condemned this Juror nor the others
who eat with him in iudgrnent upon
the out». And whenever the court
may have occasion to criticine it fury
for II verdict murdered by them the
court will do no in some formal way
in court."
The teller sent by Rev. Mr. Winner
to the Juror containnd thin mtenco.
'lt is. not for me to inquire into the
secrets of the jury room but ii is the
feeling hero in New union that no
more martini dierenrd to the him
of decency llnri order by a jury her
come to the ears of the public with
in rodent Years.“
"The letter also lurid: " 'Aa or member
of that ion you Inland condemned hi‘
the judge of the court. ‘Your name
ierpliloriod in lll!‘ paperl with the oili-
ore to men who nimoat pol-lured them
solved in spite of the evidence of the
police end the general reputation of
the piano and the man. All one who
knew you dud your family in the do”
of my pastornlo in North llrunford i
«one: refroin from nonunion by in’
dixnulon and deep lorrow that on
men who i had reupooitod ehould hove
beoolno recremt to the «not of more
ollty."
Mr. Winner in reply to the court
said that it one not his intention to
mi “portions upon the court and
that the letter who u private one writ
ion by him to an old parinhioner.
Judge Wolfe let the olorxylndn ito
without punishment untried to the coil
of the court.
, HO‘TIL ARRIVALS.
Mohaokmwwl". Manchester. l’ruvi
deuce. R. l.: (lilo. ll, l’oiir‘r. New
lllvon; w. M. Kurlpp. monitor-d; t‘.
H. idonme. New Yorllr»l.. mutt. New
ark: ll. lo. tliovonu. New York; if. E.
linens-nod. Philadelphia: ll. ilreotr
oloiu. Bridgeport; A W liroyf'tioii.‘
city. ll. Ludwln. Now Y;orll i‘ W.
Urouby. Worcester; 1! 'l‘iliobury New
York: F. l" llunilnnou'. dill: (i. W.
Walker, New rm; 1‘. D. tumult.
city; iii. vinnon, Ming linear, ii‘. a.
lienI-duloy. J. Franklin. New York; W
Van flavoring. Weill Beyvilie; J P.
which. New Harrell; iii Gum, New
York; iii Weaterieko willlonr Rudolph.
Buyville: til. E..Codko, Neil ilrlthiil:
Mra A. ti lluiiey. New "Brillin; J. ‘1'.
Corey. New“ York; w t‘. lierrlngtou.
Htishnmitl HO em‘un. New York W
U. Cronker..iiolliun. .
remove uteri-12v» WILD win
'cuuvnlnun. 0., me... than;
iy‘rmt Roy Koeuio, thirteen more
old his life and unwind hill funnel-n-
humid-common. John wholly, an a
omicido.
The two. beginning"
allowe mull
moat Hi. i m other“
chief emf “El latter- dropped With. it
bullet tin-owl lilo ohutv
rooted do mover
. ii
The medium l! them
Cont Artlliom ‘tmo «trident
m. below, horn.t
‘ “.0 and if.“ Midi»: lied
ididhynol confluence»
e union curricular: to quit
key A heumtetiou
mil.
"BL 3H3!"
Am WI"! w
loom will; at ’1“th
Fl! her ironic ulterior
tumour ofvthr frontier Wool llu prob i
He II not run ~
«norm
wee lull '
Advanoe in wooed «in line in
mm collie An flour
Aooll wua issued loot night by the
New England Conforence Board of the
Trolleynren‘o Union. or the conneoti
out Company. for Ilpecloi meetin. of
all of lndivldool unions to be no
Thur-Inlay n lit and Frill” morning.
These meet one will be held in Nor-
wioh New London. Hartford. New
Britain. New Haven Meriden. Bridge-
port. Norwolk. . Strontium and row
oherter N. w! ‘lihoy lire to take action
upon the report of the oonforenoo
board recording the compehy'e pro
nosed Wm incl-elite to the then. This
was ooneldered oi the Hotel Oneoo.
New Haven, youtorday afternoon. at .rtt
meotin presided over by Chairman
Welflnnix of New mm. and
which adjourned at shortly alter B
o 'oloclt loot night
immediately. after the adjournment
the members of the conference roux.I
mitten left for their reopedtlvo oiti'ot
to lay the mutter before the union.
which they moment. This odrnuoe
offemd. ii in said rump-ll from out to
three cents nor hour in ill‘e other
term offered by the Collneotlodt Cour
pony, u we. stoma um #i’mnu tlliit
there we» a deniei or the demand tor
ammunition or the union in (image
nurture the otuodhe Mill: 0
thli any of the men who! JMild c
plain! to moire mutt motto it. no u s
pleyoon um! not an e liodr'afrdin the
union. This in in Accordance with the
New Heron to“ I well know policy
The fuel of to town on)” over»
ahudowrd iii the mind: or such of the
conformal u were allied with senior
d». my claim us to ionreuntatiou be
told lilo corn, 1: in me matter of
minute“. he confrreell deemed to
be in favor of mourning the trampling-‘3
one offer
None of the members: of the commit
too would Ill!!! last night In”. how the
wormed wuo theme in to bailout
bulod but all of then. summed to tool
that it might be milled hyrtllo trot.
:oyungr silhou‘h it In twin-d
doll at n trim of mound-
or men are in fawmmgui: niriko
The increase will not alibi! lonely in
New Haven but in am of the Mill“.
er cllloii it will out an impdrinnt fir
one. Jun: who: the outcome will be
in: Wometer and Shannon: wirnh‘
unionn dune ltillior the blow England
Holding Calhoun. of the Nod lion-ll.
and have made n strong sand for the
recognition of flu! union renlolna to be
neon. ~
After the vote llitl,lt”lh on in all
or the unions. the mull wi be non
milled to tho rouforonoo board llnd
tilia in turn will Indie willy to the
odrnpaui no lo the outdoor; One of
the features of the umemeftl thin the
trolleynioe do not him. in the not that
the coupon) will not moonlit. than
a. u union by mum. it. but will met
in propoled offer in all our borne on
the ration: divinionu.
The new offer does not dilution the
sliding node which in thin city now
all for l (lentil rut hour for tile ilrei
your Ind an turmoil to 25 cent: It
tho and of fr warn.
{l‘ilo inoreuee will cover It lea-t 3.-
still men.
Hue TH! cAuee'
neon.
—¢—~—--
OF IROKIN
Boarder Attlmntld to lmllrm loud-
Mlatrolow-Lettor injured in
foil 0n Itelro. .
li'l‘iCA, N. Y., Mimi! Stir-M". Eat
In. Perk ill in a local hoopltlll with
it broken noel; he Ire molt of fill of.-
teiupl to hug hor She won Worklnz
mm- tho top of ii «loop ill t of mm
on may
unintuitive»: or m. e looted-t.
or mold unto grounds hor;.|il
mire ondho
mill WWI! ItlldY
him
hand for, by “MW that
in the mother of «more! children.
lore «element to the coroner lilo re
fused to hold the young moral to to
count for the Incident. Her life I! do»
mm of . r . .- . l" .r .
W
condaorroorfitfirnAre‘lo‘ rue
" . m W'i .
{The Joulih'laxe Whom Whit in
moorland Width! liltin-
iii Norwoili. on or tho direction
livid. 'm: with
iCltplllh liunl went to the place. and
{all "i
iMAHllJ. mum Mflmllfig
Mint 3‘ .
. «We in
‘ proportion. .«
. : am
p-
iinued UniiiAprli litll. liliil
Attire afternoon tension of the Town
Court, youterday afternoon the cone
of Hml Britta, continued from the un-
oion in the morning. won two brought
.beforo Judge Lockwood. an» Britta
was arrested by contour 'i‘iloluu Hunt
and Sergeant Thomas Lee or land
Mondnv night about 10 o‘cloc. it) tile
home of Mrs Minnie Knowiton. in
Mtgbgroet. on the ooflifiut of in.
no . who reported one well
such a. ditturbeooe going on thet lilo
and hi: family. oould not olden. ,
W iii 0 oiliooru rationed the Knowl-
JAtheist lid both him. Knowl
ton mind ill! B into in e. elite of lo-
ioxicniion. Add it tool: the combined
efforts of the bluecouto to convey the
hitter to the lockup. They did not
then urreet Mru. Knowlton, on tiny
knew that. her two youu r ohiidren
needed what care one cool give thorn.
The children are three in number. the
eldest being in years old, but the re.
melding two urcl'oizhi and two and one-
lulf yearn remotlvely.
. ll was brought out In the course of
tho proceedings than the lirltto ell-l
bed gone to tilt! Knowlron home in
moonlit; to n porno! card tool not by
Nu Knowiton and that when she
ruched there Mrk. Knowiion united
nor for I quarter with which lo pun
chore some rum the girl did u the
well reoriented and: tailor. who bonnie
in the hence. won out out to get a
“port." “it won aoon book and the.
ihnee got bully and consumed the en-
tire contours of the bottle. This was
It now esperlunoo for the url, end one
noon was under the influence of the
honor. The older woman yru nulls
intoxication. do well all the girl and
between this time and the coming of
rh‘o edict-r: there we the dinturhunce
renorted by the occupant of the floor
below
When the policemen reached the
house. the not» had quieted somon hat
"lhev more dduliltod b} Mu Knowlton.
and the: ow ot once the attire thin .
were in. The woman could racer y
stood and the girl was not even It-
iemptin; thin foul. She was eitlinx
on the floor. may dis-lobed. and well
dooldcdli' drunk. it our necessary for
Ulllror Hunt to put on her shoes and
Initial. lurihor in dreading hot before
tuition her no the elation house
Officer Lonihorinud fortified do to the
nature of the complaint. the time he
Wu notified. and the time he and
lo the condition of the women and ill! ’
hone. liuill unicorn explained that
more were no men in uvldence when
lhoy mohod the bones. and null every-
thing seemed quiet.
The men who made tile complaint.
one thou called to the round and told
the eouri that profane language was
balm: need rind that from the nelson
be had heard. he thought that lire fun
niiilro woo living umnlhad. it. “ML
thin wall not the nut new that fill
dimlrhed rondliion of Altai” hail ltepi
hilt and hilt turnin- from sleeping. but
[till it into novel- mound such a height
"clove
Mr Knuwiion. who ill ninlil engineer
for u. iv‘. linking. and a war, steady.
rhrlf‘iy It)” of men the kind filo
traitor all his when» home—Halli that he
lied often romonimted with his wife
about tlliu very. w thin; the mu
outiuidrrahiy exdrelond over his wife:
armor and met the poueibill of her
twin; pent to jail lie Idol ed tint
the mono war not of the heel
for the Min 3 up of his children.
out that he had done hill but to main.»
it an and ileum titled. “The man I heart
weir foirl It the titanium
which who: boon brought upon him by ‘
nil, wife. pod hi‘a feeling: were restrain-
Null m. tP ”‘
.. Knoll it we: ldotiiy pent
“omen lug-oil» wméh m in Mr
a! to Mogul“. Blur mode it
’ will“ i pile on not I
drillltl‘ud; omen. and tumors?“ 6 had he
or glue one penny of
broil: lit homo 1mhonio
lrillndlilolhhndooiduu
tell. iluitl ILl littorumw
Jm“ u ii". {in -
woman. if: some of . e
mat-rim entire to ”it it W
atrium omit o ulna; rune oolitiuiiW
milli- ..
omen “may“ nho «id
lot did notntail' lotion any
or. but in outgrown-
O
lttwo mod worn oontinood until
nominal April it. we o‘ei
re. Knoeiton 'Ilfl
lorJ‘whm :1)”
{to one out both Woolen Alum
mun-u
3‘“
ii that?
“M “attract“
.. A“?
» till
“ we
or”
1857.
3.3 C
.‘ Ir“.- t'Wm
15314171»ng
; . HIE»,
. ‘. A. De Miracle
Cut l’nces on All llrticles
'10 those who are irotTarnlllar livitlr the ottrlbutes of the
Do Miracle preparations, just a few words to explain these
standard prorlficiions, '
De Miracle is a practical and scientific: preparation for
destroying hair growth on any part of the body. it Is posh
lively harmless not like the ordinary depilatory 0r toilet
article, but ill a clans liyitsclf. It Is a liquid which rclnovcs
'hair and destroys hair follicles. and because of its efficacy
it is often need by surgeons when preparing a patient for
an operation. it is much quicker and safer than slravin'g.
Inrconnériion with the De Miracle liquid are Creams
and Soaps. the use of which tend to rcducr hair growths.
The cut prices are as follows:
De Miracle. size usually $1.00, for 69¢.
Db Miracle, size usually $2.90 for $l.37.
De Miracle Cream. usually sue, for 29¢.
De Miracle Soap. usually 15¢ a cake, 3 cakes for 25c.
'l hose who know the merits of De Miracle will at once
take advantage of these cut prices. Izor those who do not
kill)“, it is a good chance to get acquainted.
At the 'luilci Section.
N.
The Glass Cutter at Work
Visitors find it fascinating to watch the. art of cutting
glass bowls, trays, computes and other articles. It takes a
long lime and careful handling to complete a' piece pl cut
glass. and from the sketching of the design. through all the
(filtered! cullings and polishing» there is no part of the op~
oration but is interesting to watch.
Prices are extremely low through the demonstration.
All articles of Cut Glass for use in the dining room at
one third and more reduction.
Basement I nrulslliug Store.
The D. M. Read Co.
Carp is
I all}
Brussels
Velvet
Luce and Ruffle Curtains
Powered Ind Couch Goods
Shades to mom: a Specialty
it réflnlwxil
A
« em
84 Weidhrlldlr _
:1‘! iti‘wd‘ TM “a VA (”on gar.» My; tr‘ky‘
wits V". r l.“ ,"no-
.‘A—wh
out «to on H" who-w
trot-sooner. in. mirror open
Are on touched off all non; the «q
u
.Pennoyiveoip mohair-WW" e i
a hgaih e okmrm dent. than?»
hobnfld Io untutdntutitiulli «mm
hyl routine notion in tile. at ofli- ,
out filth?“ took line foe the than do
fondant?“ older it
it to W.
dullnomm Will the
sign ”mu?” It“ to no: i
603“" murml over; troop».
Imoimnpefiu limiter”
New twin-1M eri’With
Policeman Who
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