Wn'wltltwltn .) 4.. HOTEL ARRIVALS. _,Mahackemo-Dollle Collins, H. Mo- , rthy, A. Dennis, New York; 1. R. , urlbutt. Wilton; Edward Craven. Rose LeHarte, James W. Standish. Vifik Faster, New York; In J. Sexton. Benton; W. D. Staples, New Haven: Peter McCabc. Prince Edward island; A. Lineman, Montreal; George A. Whelpley, city; S. Greentaeln. Bridge- port; Charles E. Dei‘rtreat. W. H. Mend. New Haven; Billy Mcliermott. New York; F. Iii. Ilarriman, Beaten; F. D. Lawton, city: L. Minta, Newark; F. A. Bunion, .i. Weeabera. New York; W. Van Puperlng, w. Sayvlile; L. F. Nichole, Benton; .i. H. )akin. Brooklyn; w. H. Morrison, It‘. L. Hunkey. A. C. Stone, New York Jane: O'Hara, Palm Beach. Fin; III - llanl I'I‘. Shannon-New York. attings 30c and 25c kind» . At 190 SATURDAY ONLY F. A. MITCHELL HOUSE FURNISHED! CORNER wau. AND man are. nonwaut. coon. K. MITCHELL, UNDERTAKER hotwalk Branch Office of The Evening Sentinel v— THE NEw SCIENCE Definition of Chiropractic Chiropractic la the acience or the Millie of the diacuae and the art or ad- justing the same. Dlueaaea are caused ‘ by a wrench. twist or epraln in the - back. liven If done in childhood Il create: pinched net-val and pain In later life In the different organa and limbo. Chiropractors remove the came at . We diaeaae and pain. and health Ia . rea'tared through harmonialng the at! - nerve ayatem. in your body. - ,Nervouaneaa. Rheumatlam, Paraly ' Ila, Heart. Kidney and Female Dla llaea are given apeclai attention; alao Curvature of the Spine. You will never regret giving Chiropractic a alum to help you. To M089 De c- “WASHINGTON IT. 00. NOIWALK Magnetic Treatment. Given Mao. APE New Goods now In, flock. Prices are to higher than Iailt year. E. E. Gerham Decorator III M Street. Fall tumor 7, f Tflépltoae‘isz (Htl‘tttt i0 HINNI AUDI t‘ MlN'l HARTFORD. April III.~‘-(IIIIIIIIIIII|IH of Cincinnati headed by John G. Hoyt, today acquired the controlling Interest. In the Hartford Lilo lnuurancc (‘nur puny by the purchase. of a majority portion of the capital etock from Gen: oral George r2. Keener. tltc preeident. Thecapltal In $600,000 and purchase la mode on It beats of $187.50 n altnrt- and minority ntockltoldcru will receive like sum until June 30. PILEB CUREO IN 6 To 14 DAYS i PAZO‘ ()INTMEN'I‘ In guaranteed to cure. any case of itching, Blind. i lead . In: or Protrudlntr i’llea In it .o to; tan or money refunded. 50c. nun Iiilllil i HAS NO TERRORS FOR THE HOUSEKEEPER WHO USEB A Vacuum Cleaner, The Regina lland Cleaner I for tulle at 125.00. for rent at 81.00 per , day, and ' The Peerless Electric Cleaner for sale at $65.00. tor rent at $3.00 per two \l‘ill‘kfl ago, and spent liii’l‘t' In the moat 'l‘hc gttcntu provltlud a fine entertain- ment during the owning. and refresh- “ ‘ynwnie~ Were ut‘l‘vctl. tiront 'l‘hc Norwnilttt, itowayton Ilurlou day, are the beat. t-lcnncra on the mar- '7 Ito-I, uud We will demonstrate the Int-l If you will call ill (Ilil' hitil'l‘ ' l. .1. menu I stt It. 134-136 WASHINGTON STREET. IOUTH NORWALK i 'Tcunusrs' I Are you going away this year? if! so. why not Insure your baggage, and} peraonni criectu. ngulnni load by nt'eii Inquire ul’ , l 5 RAILROAD AVENUE. SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. and... NY. For Freight Only On and after Tueaday. January 1 tooa, Freight Propellers will lean- f’lor 28. hint River. New Yorlt. (foot of Dover atreoti. every day. toxeapt Sunday), at it p. In. Freight received ! Norwalk up to 5:80 p. In. Norwaik Steamboat Co. Arming J. Smith. 0. C. Haoaman. Luau. General Agent. - m... ., 4“,. A. .. WNW ”E... .....W._.. — NIBESSHI [STHI CONVERTIBLE ‘ RANGE NOW ON IXHIIITION. It la the atandard elite range for coal, combined with a three hole gall range, which can be swung back out of the way. when not In nae. The two take up no more room than the ordi- nary range. count In and tree It. HothNash reception: «tot North Main and Weill Streets. .. Sondhatydit J.M Layton 8. Col t‘ t , pleaaan t. nix Billiii ABBSSURI of every description. The main-u, bout u i I h of the many standard uovelticu. that uhouid be "reported. before making a change. I. I. ttttttntttt II III. 89 Wall Street. Norwaik. ACQUIRE HARTFORD LIFE co. tWASHINGTOPfMTSEngSTB ENTER- Mra. (liturlea l. Sterling, oi lt‘ulrfleld uvt-nttc, last night. entertained about thirty fl‘lf‘llliii, nearly all or whom went on the trip to Worthington, ll. (1.. about. tlaye manner. 'I‘Itt- guests were and ... «w AUIIIIIIIBI y ' Town conaiderattly Wrought U wr llll Edam P. ’4 . er Coil. ”gang" LuL uiu WearShoes n... Fit at Norwalh up to l p. m. and South Egg-in ndm onlpal Hallie a Custom Shoe Ralatnn Shou are the best lit- ting thou in the Wiltid“ made . on loot-moulded lam every curve of your foot, rvcry mound, every hollow it represented ill the latte. That's why Ralston shoe: and no u for romeo . "breaking in.“ '_gyfly§tua 1D WAIHINOTON ITIIIT. FHONE 042-2. A sttttttttttt ,, A NIW A080 RODS. HOOK. , ..... .4 . "N WWW.» . , a..." RTMENT OF r liver tilt Recital oi Wrongs am to lira. Schlrtnar fillilfli Iiill lllillllll ill llil llllllll Bill flan Ia Alleged to Have Ilaatroy- eti Second Marriage Certificate llnrlcn III till wrought up over the cone of Itrunlt Schlrmor. who was brought to trial Wednesday night be. fore nation William Ii. Willmott, Jr. During the trial, Mpa. Schirmer recited In writing ttor like In both deaf and practically dumb) a action of Inhuntan (more of mittconduet on the part. of her lIlIi-lllitlltl. and now tin-re lulu been in- terlacied an element or decided ntyav tory concerning Sahirrner and a form. or with, Justice William H. Wllitnott. .lr.. who heard the evidence. and who continued the hearing until next Mon- day evening, to hear the urgunlentrt of counsel. uald yesterday that he under- Mood detectives are looking Into the format- wife features of the cane. ' The talk ltt [lurlett pt that Schlrmer was living with a woman said to be Illa wife and that three months following her sudden dlanppt-arance. Schlrmer marled tho cromplalnant. the prom-at Mrs. Nettie l‘ichirmcr. 'l‘hla accrue to be aubatuutittteti by the statements of .Ittittlce. Willmott. who say-a he quart tioncd Schlrnwr and lvfii‘tllld from him that hie wife left him in Jilly, Itiilit. The Notice Haylt he put lI till to Bullfr- mer that he had married the preaent Mrtt. Schlrmor. who was tormurlr hiiaa Nettle Rlltenbcrg. on October 8. lilillt, at Westerly, Rhode Island. Schlrmcr, he addtt. did not answer. It wan charg- ed that Scltlrnwr tore up the marrlalze certificate or the. present Mn. Schlr- mcr. but a duplicate watt secured from Weaterly. .luatlce \Vtilmott all" lur- thcr that Scltlrtncr told him hie Ilret wlfc had gone IV“), that he did not know whelhr-I she t~t dead or alive or where, site Is. Another atrattge fl‘ililil’t‘ of the critic la the action of a than who was former. ly employed by Schirtuer, httt who left hltn quite a long lint" ago. ilefore do putting from town. he went to .Iuttticc Wililnott. elated hir intention of de- WWII“; and gave him hla name and ad- drt-au where he «told be found. The man said he til-I thin in ordcr that he would be count-cred with anything that might tluvt-lop at the Schlrmer place. Now .lttetice Willmntl and the other hark-n onlclttla are trying to fig. ure out what the mart meant and all thin in being talked about around town. Al the Wodntmtiny night trial. Attor- ncy Frederick littxiord. of Stamford, aa cotmeel for .lira Iicltlrntcr. in aaala- ting the proaccutor, ilraud Juror Na- than llattchy. f‘i‘lltl the tootlmony of the plaintiff. Much of it told of each ind.» cent conduct on the part of Schirmer. he aald. that It t'ullld not be read and the court did not Initial. Some of It which he did read. described abocitinw Iy Iudt-ct-ut conduct. Hudford flat/ed Schlrntcr without mercy. deacrlblnl him an a moat deuplttahlc \t-retcb, all of which met the expressed approval of the big gathering of apcctatora. flux- ford told Scblrtttct- it was fortunllo for hint that he lives whore he does. In timattug that ttttntmnry Ittatlcc would have been donlt out to hint elaewhcrc. 'l‘htI arraignment did not seem to affect Schirmcr. who Hl‘t through the re- marke of the lawypr with a grin on his tucc. Mrs. Schlt-mer who was aifilc- tcd by df‘fllllt'rlh and loan of speech by Ilineae, won an tronblcd before her marriage. Sitt- la a woman of no email Intelligence. Schlrmur la a rather small man with features accentuated by a point. titllltnud. ‘ HILL WILL WAIT FOR ACTION ON _ HARBOR CASE; Waa Intending to Corrie to Hie Home from Waahlngton Tonight. WASHINGTON. I). (7., April lbw—It la the plan of Rttttreeentativo Hill to leuvo Worthington tomorrow nllzht for Norwulk t‘unn. lic oxpecta to rcturn In time for thc liontw tension on Mon- day. It In pottalblo that the matter of the llrldanttort harbor appropriation may come before the ornate today. in that ovcnt. Mr. ”III will probably not It-avc Wunhington until definite action In taken. -~~I~lverybotly'a triendmor. 'I‘Iiomaa‘ itclcctrir (Ill. (mm toothache. ear- ncita. Miro throat. lloala cute. brulm. oculdn. Slope any pain. w.“ t.m...,....... ,. ....... . PREOIDINT‘TAFT WANT! 1'0 IEI i l’l'l‘t-lBURfl. April tiirl’roaldcnt 'I‘tttt. tita‘nuw confirmed “fan.“ wanta ,lu all where he can one the flying :litttchmtln Waauur play In the name I between the Chicago Cuba and Pilla- lbura Piratoa MI? 2. which the prealr dent llllli prontla to attend. After a lateral aurver. b ball engineera have and all other attntlrlca that 30 to make decided that Box tor. directly over the ill) .1 “Fishing Tackle That’s line or glut for risking" Charles E. Dow . .. .di WAIHINGIQB araaar it l it! or O .3 Pittahura playe ’ teach. about mid way between the plate and nut base. In the hem vouum point tor an ale on Washer. 'I‘hla choice neat baa eeu fulfil tor the mama to prominent butti- new man. but he baa glvea'lt up In de-_ terrace to the. proaident. He baa done on with the agreement that after the presidential some tit. box will be marked with a silver or said plate to art forth the fact that It did "on that memorable day. May 2. Iilltl. hold the Ittlghty and diatlugti‘lahed figure of the then president of the United State." tar exceeded. our expectations to at :t meat fOl‘jkln diaeaaetl. We are ~ time the agency at. zano has glviin artoramid‘i'afgnurr We desire to any that when we took the already for ZERO. we were con. vinoed that It wart a. valuable remedy tor lilouma. pimplea and dandrutt. Yet. we must frankly admit that lama has to state that we anal! coir splendid retinitis wherever: t-eonmiuond ed. Our cnatomertl like ZWO’ too. becauae it u a clean vegetable llduld for external use. ZillMO effects Ita cum by druwInl to the aurfuoe of the skin and demor- Ing the germ lite that cottaea the dia- aaae, leaving the akin clear and healthy. It doea not not! the clothing or linen and can he need freely on In- truth. With every purchase. ‘70 give a booklcl on akin diarrhoea explaining In simple words how any neraon can be cured at home of on form of akin or ucalp diaeaaett by t to clean, scion- tllic. remedy. II. II. Pialated. Drugglat. """" TAX coL‘LEcronagstlcr. Want Lanialatura to Extinct Tholr Term of Otiice to Four Yeara. The Tax Collectoru‘ Association hcld IIII annual meeting and conference yeatenlny afternoon In the supreme court rootn at the capitol. After some diacuaaion, vho anaoclatlon voted to petition the next. legislature to have the term ot office of tax coiectora four yearn. lntttcnd or one or two years, as In now the practice. It was felt that this would be for the beat Interests of all concerned, an the collectors would than he better able to pertorm their (lotion and would not go out or other just on they had learned lta duties. The urthttciatlon elected the tollowlnx officere: Preaidt'nlwlt‘. T. Reeves. of Water- bury. r‘grat Vlce-l'realdcnt-«A. 1’. Harvey. of .terllng. Second Vice-Prcaldenh-John Donnely, of Bridgeport. Third \'icr~l'realtlcnt~~-0IIn .I. Hart. of Hartford. Secretary-4t II. iicalcy. of W001i aim-it. ’I‘rrnaurcr—uti. .i. Hart. of Ilartford. Executive ContmltlecmA. I. hati- tner. Sintabury; w. 'I‘. Kenyon, llam- dcn: Ii, R. Marouurdt, tiroton: Wil- Item (3. Barnum. Daniutry: i. ll. Ilaid- wlu. Windham: It. C. Show. (loathed; I‘. l.. IleForcut. Weathrmlk: E. l’. Rlll'i‘ Its-ll. Stlmt‘rtt 'i‘ux (‘ommlaltloncr William H. Cor- bin w... present at the. meeting and explained various matters, pertaining to the dutictt of tax collectors. --—-~ 000 KILLED BY AUTOMOBILE. M. Loula Varlln'a Pet Billie Had HII Back Broken and Died lnatantiy. Ifiilln \‘crlln'u valuable Boston bull dot: "IIIlIIc" in no more. Wedneadal' on the dog was tzroeaing Connecticut art-nut- near the Vcrlin home In Iclnt~ crcal Terrace. he we: killed by a large touring car on route for New York. The car was going up the ltlll at a terrific pact- and the front wheel hit liw dint, hurling him to one side or the road. The car did not atop. but that the occupants knew of the accl- dent was abown by the fact that they turned around as they disappeared up the itlil to see what had become of their victim. Not long ago the dog was struck by on automobile and cut neverer on the head. He recovered front this accl- dcnt and aluutld have been on hla guard. but evidently he was not. Mr. Vcrlln feels quite badly over the inert or his line dog. The animal'a lurch l'fili broken and hc died Instant- y. ._......_..._...... THE HOUSEWIVES' OCCUPATION. \\'AI-IlliNti'l‘()N. April lbs—t‘enatto Director Durand baa addreaaed to the houuewlvca of the United Staten n apeclal lueaaagc explaining why In the lnatructlona to enumeratora from the (icuatte Iiurunn houacwlvca'ahould be represented as having no octatpatlon. Director Durand declarea there la in the bureau'a Instruction no intimation that the houtrewlfe to not a workin.’ "It Is not Intended In the Instruc- tiona,“ Enid Dr. Durand. "to Imply that hotmwlvea have not a high occupation and one which umtly contributes to the wealth of this country." The explanation uaya that the cen- atla Idea of an occupation in neoauarlly one which bringa in money directly. and that It la Important to get the atatlatlca of women who do earn mon- oy directly, and that. In order to aa- euro an accurate eenaue. houacwivoa should be reported ilti having no occu- puilon. i w-.. -d. . M MATINEI WHIBT CLUB. A very enjoyable ntactin ‘ of the Matinee Whlat Club watt h d yester- day attornoon at tho home ti! Mrs. ti. It. Cromwell. although the club waa‘ entertained by Mrs. 'l‘ipplelt. Mien Clara Betta won the first print and hire. Robert Van Buren tit aeoor'td. hire. I’arkhnrat received the [treat prittc. while litre. Reed Haviland avert the unfortunate to be the winder of the t‘OliliOllIilOfl trophy. Toward atten- Ina dainty retreahmeuta were aervetl. The next Inca-ting of the club will be April 2““ and Mina ilaael liockwood of llllnttvood avenue. will be the heat. on. LORD KITCHENS! lN NEW yoga? NEW YORK. April ”Ir-IAN Kl l~ error of Khartoum. the British” fled mat-anal and one time airdar of out Iiigyptian army. arrived In New York today from tlhlcago. to vleit Illli broth- or, General Frederick Walter Kitilimli‘ or. governor»)! Bermuda. db.“ Jo... Haa'rroanoozr‘gaartou .eo‘ba. HARTFORD. April Inf—aid ‘or Smith, today a pointed William Wa do Hyde oorporat on optional. The salary to tattoo. Mr. Hyde waa former mayor of Buford and la a member or the firm of (iron. Hyde aantl Bhlpman. ”flail! JUNIORI. _ A game awaita any baaebali team from It to In years old. Gall up by iteloohona Tarlov'a attire. Taylor ava- nue. 0. Tartar. .... ~“:~ m, matador. The D. M. l Established "1857. FRIDAY, APRIL 15, rote Read .. No. I Silk Gloves to Be the CorretiirThin‘g ' This Summer And such Silk Gloves. Never were such beautiful ones, and cvcry woman with a penchant for dainty dress acces- sories will bc tempted by the novelties in colors. ’ The Niagara Silk Gloves ‘arc in lovely shades, with em- Itrnitlcrcd wrists, ill a Icugtlt‘tltat will cclrrespond to two— buttons. that is for ordinary sleeves. There are pongecs. browns. navy bluc. London smoke. taupe, and black. Ask to soc tltcm; tltc quality is quttisitc and the embrordery very at t ract i vc. Long Silk Glovea for graduation frocks, white and light sltndcs. also in old gold, pale canary. and pongcc. with cut- itrrtttlcry tltc cntirc length. Kayaer Silk Gloves, black. wltitc. IIIIIIIC,‘ tan and gray, so. 75 and $l.0t) It pair. The New Silk Petticoats Conspicuous among the new ones are somc'wltitc anti black stripcs in very neat cfl'ccts. ’I‘llc combination of white and black plcascs many women and it is adaptable to almost any strcct gown. Flowered Taffetaa, Persian Stripes. and Dresden Silks in light and dark colorings. made in the latest fashions. Changcables in many conthiuatious. and plain silks in all rcttttirctl strt-ct anti t-t'ctting shades. front $5.00 up. Messaline Petticoats of softest silk with deep :Iccortlcon plnitctl liouuccs~ and rttcltings. Sumo. Special in black and dark shades, $3.50. (font anti Suit Rooms, second floor. A Small Group of Shirva'n Rage in good colorings Thur iliillt‘llSIOIIS and prices: it x I) for Sim). 7.0 x I) for $7.50. 7.0 x to.6 for Soon. I) x 9 for $9.00 9 x 10.0 for $10.50. t) x 12 for $12.00. \'cry rcasonnltlc consitlcriug the size. Come and see the. iiSNll'lillL‘lll. Carpet Store, first Iloor. Do not forget the Demonstration of Polarized Wash Goods. The D. M. Read Co. herein Crox II dilliiijitilillil ’ ‘ it enema titut there In no limit to the number or pretty thinga that are now faahloned (mm the dainty erode-barred dlmlty. From dresser covert: and pin cuahiona to lingerie the amrtmeat la complete, and the articles of whatever nature are lovely to look upon and moat aallatactory to the owner. If you want an over-bloom with your linen costume, slip the and- ot your long black satin cravatnndernaath It at the who and let them about below It. JIIM. at the waiat line. Thia In a bit marred than the abort how or cra- vat. Row upon row of the tlnleatmoaea. eaquialtely ahaded from patent cream to deep yellow corn color form the dome crown of an oocallonat hat for Immediate dreary wear. The bottom row Itt edged with tiny green leavea and the crown la overshadowed with 'a huge, aoit bow of dotted mallne. Very “New York” are the little halo that set very far down otter the face with a tiny bit or tI-imtoin In the shape or an IIDIIMIIIIIII brill In trout. but they certainly are anything but be - coming-ado tar aa they have yet In poured on South Norwalk atreeta. The single bun ortilidlai flower [wont attire ooraaao or all evening CHINA MATTINGS 12 t-2c to 85¢ L JAPANESE MATTINGS fictowc FIBRE MATTINGS 85c and 89c CARPETS Bruaeela RUGS brueeela Lace Curtains and Draperies , Shades to Order a Specialty A. Dickerman & Son 1 84 Washington St, South Norwalk _ Telephone «it ~ ‘ia r with a [lobe Velvet Axminater gown Ia aometimea repeated in the uofteat of allk and chiffon on the skirt. When intended for the skirt they are made quite not. and no do not mar the outline. Lay the skirt fullneaa of the three- yaaoold'a dreaa In plaita running up on the yoke. atltchiageach one Inplace and trimming with a button..to make u neat little morning frock. Crab or lob-tor meat to lnvariabiy popular when aerv in aaodyleltoa. earn the Home NeedIWot-k Ina. (then the meat line. add the yet of bard-boiled egg. and Inuit; molateu with a little malhiasbuttef‘. aaaaon to taate with aalt, lemon juice and a,taw . deep: or .Woroeateratilre. and when spread on the bread. cover with orlab lettuce. In roaponae to an Inquiry tor a reel- pe tor 'nottace charm. I print thetol- lowing. which to the method used for many yam by a trousekeeper or my aeoualntancel Set “tit (“lowered") ml k on the Molt of the atove when it will heat gradually, but not hall. Kaeil eloaa watch, if when it baa alarm- tad. remove theme and rain Prue chemo attire tram. tho/mm Iai- Iti l't whllals‘ill wand aadaaaaoathfi , pepper and. butter. film into belie and eat. in a cool place. While a material with'too latte a check la looked upon all ”lattd,’ too small a check hadn’t character enoulh ,hmart except at a very close a . . . .. 110W} 0 /4
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