' v “3th funnels 'spfias
:1 pnciats a?“ mists ‘t "aria;
“ .fl I
~ a M
rto1
. " r‘ .i
lg” lg cat: we a
1 11 J 1 ‘ 11 .9 .
norm, in » ..
.. “9y- I ill other organs at t e
'1 '11. forlth'e aim le reason. that
«stuns. .a fill:
club 1 same first“ try .
silently“ calming litany ‘erroue ua
closingsI as to the origin and
store of p a disease.
The sto sch and organs of diges~
Von are to the other organs of «the
smart b by. what the roots are to
in plant. they supply the
‘ eepa the body or plant
‘ live. W on the stomachandorgage
digeatl u vars man and basil
dourf is well at sted it wil
lite rich. pttre‘bl . Our blood
not “it same all the time as you
ay thin , but is constantly cban —
pig, and its quality and quantity to ll
‘hli‘vla‘yis depend upon the food we eat
tilt. .
plDWlte‘t‘i our blood is rich and are
it will ‘reve t disease and col
ll injur as. entry; children hav-
ng vigor us stomachs and good
blood mail of; powers. their blood is
oh and rpptdly heals and restores
their bod a after disease or injurieit.
1. Indiges aunties causes the skin
and 'onip‘leitibn to become rust
and d ngy, aallow, faded and spotte .
owing to the retention of various
impurities in the blood, which ought
to e cast off and discharged from 1
the a stem by the action of the liver
and igeative canal. No sthologi-
cal fact is better establis ed than
that neuralgia, rheumatism and goat
in their various forms and phases,
are produced by the accumulation
of uric acid in the blood and that I
they are the result of imperfect 1
W. F.Wigmorc&Ce., Druggists, 8 No. Main St.
A--- m.
in was an at
than ill talus
Fourth Case Balers ledge Curtis
. ' Was Dismissed Because He
Applied Too Quickly
Of the six uncontested divorce cases
in the short calendar list of thc supe-
rior conrt.only four wcrc taken up be
torn Judge H. J. Curtis yesterday. and
only three of tho four were granted.
The other was tllsniisscd, its action
was brought. too soon.
Helena R. Gicrsch, of Norwalk was
grn’ntud u diVOl‘Ci' from Richard .I.
Giersch. of Canton. on tho ground of
cruelty. and she was also givou permis-
sion to resume her maiden name of
September. 1907. and one month after
‘.h\ .~ ‘ - ,) llf‘ wore married in
Ic{gap/vile ’lht. ctin
P
I
l
t
the ceremony the defendant hogan his
system of abusing-her. One little when
he hold her by the throat lli‘ cxcluinr
cd, “i will choke you to dumb." it)
which she l‘t‘llllt'tl. “\i’cll. it would tic
a happy death.“
The witness said lhtlt hor husband
was a barkcapcr. Not only did he
beat her, but he throw glasscs and
. things at her. One time he kicked her
in the side, which had serious consc-
quences. as at the time she was in a
serious condition. The testimony of
Dr. R. L. Higgins gave the evidence
as to the effects of the kick. The plain.
tiff was represented by Attorney Loo
Davis, of Norwellt.
Husband Had Wanderlust.
Zulcika N. l’urdy, of Nomvnlk, was
freed frotn William A. Purdy, whose
residence is unknown. and consequent-
ly the cause of action was dcscrtlon.
The couple were married in April. iii-
00. According to the story of the
niobium-husband had the \vandcrlust
good and plenty. lie was not a man
who lived at his own fireside, or did he
want to provide for his wife or two
children. in fact. if it had not been
loathe asalstaucc of relatives and
would. have starved to with. The
hueband'loflhla wife in March, 190i.
traveled about come: He was in
to. Bdriiiafleld. Brldkcport. Pilla'
field and the plaintiff lost track of bin
at the letter place. .
For Desertton.
.Gitatavo A. Kabel. a resident of
Bridgeport, was freed from Mary Alice
Kabel. also of Bridgeport, on the
ground, of duertlon. The plaintiff
was represented by Judge Courier, Jr.
The plaintiff. when he married the tic-
‘ t. was a widower with seven
ran. antler course was anxious
for a home. 'l‘bc marriage occurred
in August. rim. and for three years he
had a comfortable home. Then his
Wife began to run away. whether it
was the children or the husband, plain-
i! did not know. But it was clear
M the woman liked other company.
After leaving him three times she fin-
allydmrtad. The woman wrote him
from Newark asking for $20. saying
thatiit would be the last favor that also
would ever ask of him. He did not
treat the favor. however.
The court dismissed the application
of Merrie l’slkovlcs for a divorce from
hillsi- Palkovics on the around that
laintiif had not been a resident or
a state three years previous to the
ringing of the complaint.
M..- W... -1-.- .- W.
TH! HOMI IIAUTIFUL.
M faintly takes pride in the
It is well painted with the
.. . shit. One cost only beau»
tilts and also adds value and in.
crosses its salable chancss. The is
t if. colors are angst and isstln .
lifts L t if. is used by evervb y
the studies economy, and uses the
‘ very best at the least cost. dost only
direct final gallon when ready-for-
has; it is at dine aside and head
datum. It wears and covers like
1 sin by Chas. at. Dow. lentil Nor.
mun Hubbsll a idtsples news. (30..
florists: W. 3. (layer a fleas. West-
fisit: diarthpert Bros, Southwrt.
. England
at metastasis." 11
old
acted firmly.” :
1" .1 1. 2a 14W“ lchrea;
:5in m3, lugsi brain.
‘ tin r“ ‘; :ac its ctc.,
ragtime mm mm r link:
the stomach god“ . ‘ili‘ canal a
carefully a: bios _ straces
digit” 1 ,wililiadiaeever . Some-
titgap .t‘3 ll bi: congested: refl‘and
an 7‘, . innit oaaqso on
start a “disease. t icksned an
ulcer ,thusproving conclusively
that fatal complications or diseases
of other organs were or lnally caus-
ed by chronieinflaanna lon.conges.
lion, thickening or ulceration of the
mucousmetnbrane'lining the intes-
tinal canal. " t
For thereliei and cure of indiges-
tion, dye pale and allied tron lea 1
Stomach its the best medicine
and has fully emonatrsted its true '
worth in thousands of cases as the
‘rateful users have testified. My
ether, Dr. John Wilbur, believed you
should take as little medicine as
possible but when you did need
medicine to take onl the best. if
you would be healt y, eat good
nourishing food and be able to prop.
erly digest it. Stomach-Rite assists
the stomach and digestive organs.
helps nature to do the work and
brings a new life to the intestinal
tract and cleanses the system of all
impurities. If your food digests and
your liver is active what health on
enjoyJ-no indigestion—mo coast pa-
tiou~a bright clear complexion.
active brain, a good appetite and
able to enjoy your food, truly life is
then worth livinngtomuch-Rite
has done these things for many New
eople. won‘t you let it do
the saute or you?
Very truly yours.
insults illTlliEEilg
tarsus *
Continued from First Partial
, s
words that the present floor was laid
two years out) and that tho moncy
spout had been practically thrown
away. as the floor Is in such a bad
condition now that the horses arc like-
ly to be dropped to the collar at’ any
moment. He recommended a concrete
floor. supported by six-inch girders.
t‘ouncilmnu llurncll. the chairman of
tho highway tlcparlmcnt. wished for
an appropriation for tho. oiling of the
streets and also due for a system of
garbage collection, such as the South
Norwulk people new.
John S. Seymour said he thought
that the oil should be, born ulroudy. to
pill on now. as in their present dusty
condition the strtrcls nved it.
Mr. (‘oht-n, representing the Tari‘nua
Road UH conumuy. thou cxpluint-d llli'
merits of the product put out by his
company. This oil lntprossod the
lucuibors us bcluu good stuff from his
explanation of lip
' ’i‘hon lost-oh t‘nhlll, llli‘ superinten-
tlt‘lll of tho llrc ulurm nyhtt‘lli. cxpluln'
ml the poor condition of lllt‘ host-s :tl
prcscni llc desired an npprtmriuiiou
for an indicator to ho placed in tho
ilopc llosc cotupuui‘s unurtors in \t'u~
tor street flint will cost $85.. and an»
other appropriation for having the Mr
lug gouc over. Mr. 'l‘lffncy. n rcpro-
scututlvc of tho tlftlucwcll ilrc alarm
system. discussed the merits of his
systcni. and tho Jadvisability of“ its in-
stullation in Norwalk.
Fix-Chief .lohn Milne and tho pros-
ont~chicf of the fire dcpartmont. (liar-
ouco linttcry. told of the condition of
the auto truck. and told that tho tanks
leaked ntttl the pressure was illlilimi‘v
lont. t‘hicf iiuttcry wantod now rub-
bcr cunts, rubber boots, huts and olhcr
equipment for thc flrt-uiou.
(‘hnrlcs H1 llilworth wanted a back
bill anlouutlnu to still: paid.
Mr. Malone wants an nmiruprinllon
for the extra policotucu and this mat-
ter was bashed ovvr setup. “1’ wants.
further. a signal tolepbonc system
with our» central station and six sub-
stations that the police ui'sy report on
their patrols.
Mayor mundane thouxht ‘tbis un.
necessary: for ho. said the policemen
would patrol cot-lain bouts if so ill-
atructod. without any such luccntlvc
as a continual reporting system.
Councilman llotts wanted lbobllla of
thoradminiatrstlon department l rt»-
uard to the closed Vandcrhost vs. the
city (than. paid.
Tho following list of osilmutcd tip:
propriatlona for the various depart-
ments was submitted by t'ity ’l‘rcas-
tirer l-lownrd A. Montgomery: r
li‘iro llnpari mout :
New floor ............. satin
Ami. allowr-d by cily11 . ltizt
.licpalr of fire alarm sys-
tern ................ titltl
l-‘or cxlrn drlvcl's ...... ltlil
._ “$1,913.00
Highway Department:
Amount estimated for aar-
bauc collection:
'l‘ivo carts ........... 3 4‘3!»
Team of horses ...... :lf.o
TV. sets of flavours . . 7.”.
Wages of three men. Lilla
heard for two liursos. iiitl
lucidcnlula ......... . 200
» ...,... 3,408.00
Police Donurtmcnt:
Salary extra officer. . 51.000
installation or police
system in outlying
districts ........... moo
«WW 2.210000
Administrative Department:
Judgment in Van»
dorhocf it (lo. vs.
the city ......... tinnitus
Costs .. ...... "19.26
Extras Incurred by
assessors 200.00
...-........__ 2.0i7.ilti
firsnd total ...............tii.8:lil.26
This moatin my: at last adjourned
without a sin is to having been this
an. althou u there were several near
votes, and Monday evening, April 25.
a: it o’clock. in the city council cham-
r.
literati outburst-o“ an
1 . fl hernias Nlrweik
billable kit can
‘ W e
The following is a list. of births. mar-
riages and deaths for the mouth of
March: ‘ V
itrths.
l—l'icrtha, to ldzale and Paul ’I‘oth.
lmRhewcunlu. to Holly and Darius
in u.
5~tlhnrcu Kardus to Lizzie Saabo.
tlwllclon Louise. to Nettie and (flies-
for Ryan. '
li~~~ lrenn. to llortlui and Joseph Klska.
it --\i’lliialn. to lluttlc and Andrew
Simmons _
il~-lt‘llon Fanny, to 'Mary and Louis
Utmost-lo.
it»: Michael, to Josephine and Salva-
torc Pallarlnl.
Sim-lilac:- Elizabeth. to liable and Lou-
is Kiopsch.
Itl~~Willlntn. to Murgurct and Patrick
Uiil'l‘tlll.
.lohu It). Motiuirc.
lZwl-lnrvcy Lester, to
(looms ilrollltn'ion.
li~-—l)auglttor. to Catherine and John
Ht'llll)‘.
lit—unorotby Margaret.
and William tirilliu.
Milton Irving. to li‘lorcnco and Mll-
ton Lockwood.
lti~—-.lobn Manning. to Catherine and
John Smith.
lti-v- Mildred ltowouagto t‘orn and Carl
Soc.
ill-”Anlllt), in Mary and Joseph Sandor.
|il-Anuu liclcu. to [do and Emil An-
ticrstin.
Ismllutighter. to Martha and tlllarlos
Lumber-ton. 1
is: latruost Orcuit1 to tlrucc and llcr-
l bcrt Pollard.
ill» 'l)t')l'0lll_\‘ Illx. to Minnio and Saar
uel Stevens.
utlwtluscphiuo Mario. in Function and
\‘iucaui Poi-chin.
21-7801). to Emma and Dudley l'liy
, Hoyt.
Jennie and
lo (lertrudo
if»:
‘32
soppo lll Pietro.
2:t--t‘rnnkil liodvlu. to
(lilttl‘lt‘s Mnrlockor.
Ellwloscphlnc Antoinette. in Miranda
l and Joseph hicalisi.
2:52. - littgcuo. in (tuition and John lira-iv.
zit—wilnugliH-r. to Audio and Edward
: lkll‘fii‘)‘.
‘Jtl Linttcl, to Mary and Edward liron-
l nan
\‘oruon nuti
‘2? Evelyn lronr. to t‘nrnclin and law:-
llt‘ Rosales
29- Norman Li'tillllltl, to l-idna and \\'il-
! lluiu Scott,
'29 . Ham-l Loulso. to lineal and Hour)
Paxton.
,20 tiltttlye Mario. in I-ttlun and \\'il«
l lllllll Scott
I Marriages.
: J Joseph ’l‘huntun- to ideali- Tutti.
i J Frank llol-‘alco to .louuio impress.
'Ltl»»~»\\’altel‘ l-l. Lilwrt‘lli‘t‘ to May t‘ath-
crluo 'l‘honiaii.
:2lelnnlc Josephine. to Mary and
1 Henry li‘ostor.
‘ l
l
Bil-«llcury \‘luccut to Mary Emma
Lockwood.
L’i~ William Ashhrook to Mart .iaue
\i‘oodall.
27 lionry Willis Johnson to lilrdlo its:
folio Monitor.
28 Harry lottouul \\ Hill”, to l'uulino
Ferguson.
2~~~8mu to Hertha and William (four
stock. .
24—May Aim. to Ross and Felix lltlr-
* tulle. 1
i-«llluinta Carolina. to Mead and
Charles Mort.
ti—«Marie, to Terms and August
1 t-lpohr.
:iw (looms, to Mary and 'l‘ltmuas Now-
ll"”"tl"l"l Stephan, to Elizabeth » and
Mario l’nlnitt. to Maria and (int
1, has or 1 ,
usnoarucx.‘ April lil.—-—li‘ornter
bloat. (luv. MorettrJ. lake. in speak-
in; berm-o the Business Men‘s associ-
ation wodussdpyaaid that anyonowno
brought pp pl in a any of the asso-
ciations or by sin it ought not to be
elected the office of governor. He said
that he believed that the state could.
and would have a public utilities bill
and that titers must. its an invalidati-
tion of how the stoic funds were as.
pended.
Mr. bake was scheduled to speak on
the subject “Business as a Profession,"
and he said in part:
“It is only under the ropubllo that.
men have had their true. rights as iron
and independent oitisous. in tho con-
stitution of the United States it ill do:
claret! that all anon are free and equal
and modern ideas have recognized the
importance of the business man in the
scheme of things. His place in life
has grown and enhanced from that day
to this because he hhnself has grown."
Mr. Laltc spoke of Jonathan Trum-
bull. who spent a fortune in the love
lutlou and of silos Dean. who did tho
some in equipping the militia of the
state for the Green Mountain war as
oxarnplen.
“80 ill! mun gala his money honestly
1 as much consideration must be sivou
to the men carttiug 2 a day as to the
man earning “00.00 . We must grant
ovary tuna a chance according to his
ability.
"th have found in the solution of
the problem of public utilities that the
business man has shown a better con-
ception o? the idcn tlmn has the legal
profession or thi- politician. in New
Haven I stated that l believed that the
state (if Connecticut should and would
have a public utilities law. 'i‘hc t'tllll-
mission should buvc absolute power of
lnvosllimlion and of publication. I tun
licvcd that shop you grant a monopo-
ly either to an individual or n corpora-
tion you have a product right to know
what thr- curporaliou or individual is
doing with tho monopoly. At tho uoxt
Senoral assembly the question will bo
fair to the public."
"Thom must in» an investigation as
to how the statc money is bcinrt spout
also. i shall not go into the untttcr,
bill tliarc is just as lllllf‘ll reason to
team why the t-ilwudituroa of $2,500.:
000 to yours ago has bcconio an ox-
pouditurc or $5,0tltultitl in limb
"l lluvo but (no uccurplo figiwrs‘ but
flic growth in population is not more
than is por cont ‘l‘hv tiniployors‘ llu~
llilily law will aim t‘llllll‘ up for Nt‘lllt":
lnout."
'l‘bcro Is my crumb inodiciut- so popu-
lar us Folcy's'lloudy and 'l‘ar. lt ncv-
or falls to citrc coughs. colds. crotlp
and bronchitis. ’l‘hc lithium l’llflf“
inacy. 1"
NAVY FOOTBALL PLAYER DEAD.
Midshipman WitsOn Had His Neck
Brokin «not Playing Foosball.
assaulting Mil. April lbw—Mid
shlptuuti Mull Wilson. tho Navy fool-
bnll pillar-r1 filial this tnurninu ‘
Wilson. \tlin “Mi (mm t‘nvlngtuit.
Kim. was injured (lt‘itililrr l iililhi, in
tho xulllt' .tuitinsi \‘ilinnotn ('tllli‘gt'.
While lliiililili! a flying lacklc the back
of his flock strut-k violently against
tho around. All crutninaiion rt-Vcalcd
a fracture twf‘a‘ccn the fourth and fifth
cervical vortrbrat» and tho spinal cord
"flu st-vcr‘t-l) dcprosscd, cansluu cont-
plctc paralysis from the shoulders
down, Auopcrufion was performed
by which On.- pressure on the spinal
cord was roliovcd. and hope was felt
that this would bring about his recov-
ery, but in vain.
After a plin-kv fight that has boon
remarkable in many ways, what was
l" . Sl- ”901189. . ‘ pronounced tbo final sinking apt-ll pro-
~i‘”lil’l’°” “NT?“ “Hill” to Alice coding tho donth of Midshipman Wil-
AW‘H“ “U"BNN- son lionou Thursday aftcrnotnr
mm mm" y u n PRINCE TAl. ar HONOLULU.
l 'illlt‘kinflllflill Lockwood ,..'itl 4 ill "“N‘H‘H‘r' Aw” ism-Prince Tani
gfimmmmn Wood llllllll ‘7: ill 28 Till. (‘hiuost- Minister of “or. unch-
Iiwtlnthcrinc Mmtlnol . ..til it I; i tho young enipcror and brother of
3.4m“ (t. Marlllctt ‘ .44 t a Prince ltoasut. landed here last
?—~—Achlolo l‘asulla _______ 2 night from tho stcatnor t‘blyn Maru.
:t-«tlcorite lini‘tls Ltwkwoud..ii it a ”“ “1‘" ""‘i'lw‘d with full military
8. Emma Morgan ‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ 72 3 if: honors. (‘oi. schylcr. of the fifth Cav-
9... Mary Etta "warm” .. y .f»? H in airy. has boon detailed by the War Dc-
ii , .lohn ”(mm .433 H, partment to accompany the Prince to
Whitefmum p. "on", ‘ .s.‘. 24 San Francisco.
to Elizabeth Mlii‘it' llalil‘orti. t 2: "
lib—mica l-‘raucls Fallon .. ..f»9 ROIHNBONQ LEAVE F0“ JA"~'
it) Baily Vaullooaeav smith.in 930”" Korea. AW" m""”"""“
H-.. Jmlly “mm“ “mm ...7ti 3 2 Robinson and Mrs. Robinson. who is
”,1 Frank Jam“ .. . .. 2 3 29 a stator of ox-Prealdout Roosevelt. loft
15 watts liullilvcrion .::::lttl 102‘ h“"""“""""‘ J“'”‘“' “W" “Wm
lilw'l‘llaodorc t‘. Wildtnan ,..7tl l '2 themselves as much pleased by tho
Ills-dicks: 'f‘liet'oaa Kelly ‘ m ., ._ kindness and hospitality of the Japan-
18 banks art-imam ...... ifs: ii at) "“valfll“. Whom ”my on»: born.
I ..- v " t ’ "WM"
.:,--22.:u.2a:2;2221;: , :2 ' an...
20 Funny Clllllilfia ‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ “7 ll 7 8’]. LOL‘ll-l. April idea-clittlltn‘in 0'
23. Annie Valentino M. iii heavy damages from wind. hall and
24- Mary \‘l'uvsiomann ‘ "m 10. rain came in early today from South-
“ Ellll'l‘tlit! liarford " ‘iii 1‘ 20 cm Illinois and Missouri. liouava
2tl-8uaau Marin Crockett“ ‘ ‘iii ”a are blown down. railmttd tracks aub-
Zillelfrod lllncolu tittuilvldiil' 7 56 merged, brltiuoa washed out and crops
27-Jtlllll Hatiilt .............c ""“NL
27~tiylvla Augusta Udell .. . .72 :l 9
37.. Elisabeth .l. lioldritiga . . .iii '
ZBwtlrace A. lloyt .......... 79 4 its
cit—whims Marla beam ..... llil it ill
dbmF‘rcderlclt (l. Al'itlstrong. .ifl : ill
2l0-lhrllola Koaaik - ..tll
iiilwlliaroltl Louis Tableau ...29 i 2
”.mfi
HOCKIFILLIR OANNOT OLOII
IAiL‘NOA D POT. . ‘
AiJiANY, April .—- llliatu Rockn-
foilor‘s shorts so odours the abrindon-
maul of the station at the New York
and Ottawa Railroad at Brandon. in
the heart of the Adirondack preserve,
have proved unsuccessful. The Public
Service Commission Intonation today
that it. has refused to consent to such
a plan.
branded twenty years a n was a viii»
age of about 1.200 iuha itants. its
correlation new numbers about a
score. and is lands an of four families.
Chairman Mavens. iii an opinion.
says that if there were a desire to
drive out these people from their
heroes it would be difficult. to conceive
a more omissions plan to that and
than to discontinue their station.
it‘s too bad “in average in it Is at»
able to see both sides to a all tics.
STA Nl F .O R D
FOR 8Alrld BY
Horace s. Nash. cor. North Main and West Sis.
“tilituuu
Members of tile stipend Section
of the ,Third Division In Nor.-
welk Messed \flgltlt It
0—0”-
Auy Munch of the Statc'Naval Mill»
fill that is in bctter aunpp than tho 8st"-
0nd l-lcction of the Third lMViIilml. 0!
South Norwalk will have to travel It
fast pace in the equipment line. No
section in Connecticut has n more com:
plolc outfit than the local boys and
they are naturally proud of it.
1 And today is n. Rod letter day with u
i‘ubltul it for tho local section. Today
accompanied by several of tho chief
ofllccrs. a delegation of the Section
lililfl‘lilt‘l'fl went to New York. headed
for tbc llrooklyn Navy Yard. after
tin-ir boats and boy arc some boats.
lilo. 'i‘bc prlucip loraft Isabraudnow
40 foot strum cutter and it 28 foot
wluilo boat. Already about two tons
of equipment have arrived in this citi’
may be gained from the Navy Doparr
iucnt's figures on them. The steam
cum-r is luvcntoriod at ”2.000 and tho
wbalcbnni at $3.500. Tho cutter weighs
from it; to i? tons empty. She is equip»
pod with a so horsepower triple expert:
slim villains and is capable of better
than to knots per hour.
The doioualion that has gone down
alter the boats includes l..it|ulcunul
(toiunmnder Ebou Hill, .lr.. Navigating
Uifict-r Clifford M. Puck, of Now Na-
vt-u; t‘hict‘ Engineer William ti, liltik-
Icy. or Hartford: Ensign Irving it. Wil-
luot, commanding tho Somnd Section
and the following men from the latter:
Quaricr nmstcr lmsllc Font. sccond
class; (iiixswaln .1. Morris Hniclttnau.
(incur Andorson. acting master at arms.
t‘oxswuln (lilo Audi-vault. William (:le
lions. uinchinist’a tunic, second class;
.lnnics Mocliit-r, \vnicr iondor, and All;
prontlcc Scumon William Dean. (iconic
Knish-r. Louis Jones. James Jones. M.
.l. t‘lirnwllu and Sanford P. Wicks.
’l'ltc moo aro aliowcd for the trip traits-
portntion and two days‘ rations. They
have an lntcrcsiiux lllllt' laid out. ill-
cludiuu n visit to tho lhontrr- and an in-
spovtiou of the limoklyn Navy yard.
At tlic luttcr plnco tbvy will lllH't' u
clmncc to son ihc ilnt- now battleship
it‘lorida. which is about ready for
taunt king and tho preparations for the
roccptioii of tho llllllli'nllip ill-ct in
May, They will spcud tho night at tin-
l‘. M (‘1 A.. built by Miss Holon iiould.
hour lili' Navy Yard.
'i‘Iw start for South Norwalk will
probably ho tundc botwocu l and it
o‘tlot‘k Sunday morning. Tlic strum
cutter will no brought to tho Norwullt
Iron Works dork hilt hot' pertnanoni
quarters wll ho at 'l‘nvoru island and
for tho Section and morc will be
brought up in the boats.
An idcu of “iv valllc of the boats ‘
lines ion turquoiwiilas enamel
bright blue 0 the chimneys, makes
without Cabinet.
:nyea‘ra of e
‘ woman who:
ch~findmmfier .. mam-a
the
better than a
she has ever‘ ried‘.
caunosasv ram 1 De tare us let tau sieve-1a: list an sale-plate ".2. 3' saw ’
Ivory dealer everywhere; if not at yours. wréte for Descriptive molar
to the nearest agency 9 the
Standings! Oil Company
w g a "aj‘.
e hpnscwil’mrvvi‘th
encewths
11owshow to
“1 testis “ hwd “1""
i; 1:-~‘N Picador on
ole: . ‘ its, is infill.“ .01 1»
w or agent! cook-stove
really sushi indie-.1. 1 1
S” e finds it 1“Chaired less
attention. costs indie” to opt
crate, and cooks all food
other stove:
She finds the New Per.
fectioni oven'baltes’ and
roasts perfectly. The
New or
W’ICII‘ scant”. inmost.
has a unset ran with .‘ shelf for keeping places and food hot.
There are drop shelves for eoil‘es pot or saucepans. and nicheled towel reeks.
I
t.
1" « I _.
chimneys. The nickel holds. with the
the stove ornamental and attractive.
Made with 1.2 and 3 burners ; the a and 3-burner stoves canbe had with or
es
1n-
POlNTs REGARDING THE CENSUS.
The census began April 15 and must
lli.‘ completed in thirty days.
'l‘hc onuincraiors will Wcitr a badge
luscrlbcd "United Status Census. 19
iii."
The law requires every adult person
to furnish the prescribed information
but also provides that it shall be. treat
cd confidentially. so that no injury car
onto to any person from answering
ho tittostious.
‘l‘ht- t‘onsus Bureau has already
tllrill‘llltllt‘d to every form owner
and tenant in this state a blank or
schedule containing tho Census quea
lions rclativc to farm opt-rations allt'
equipment. This should bo filled up.
as soon aftcr receiving as possible.
l’t-oplc who do not oil's-alt English Oi
who do not undorsisnd the scheduli-
completely should :th help from oth
ers. if possible, in filling it up.
’l‘ho l’rcsidcut has issued a procls
motion. calling on all citizens to coop
cruto with the Census and assurinr
Hickory Bluff. At 'l‘ovcrn island. till)-
cn Hill has ciwu ywrnilssion for tho
Illit‘ of n filtv lwrlb for ht-r. ill addition
it) allowing tltc Si“(‘lltlll tho use of the
lltlflllliillN‘ for storing ounipiucul. 'l'ho
.uavnl Iillllili‘tllu‘il look forward to a
wry pleasant summer. if“ and cool
ltll' operating illi.‘ strum t'titlvl' ii: ittt‘n:
lsbcd gratis to the station by tho Navy
dopnmucni. During lllt‘ lust it-w “t'l‘ltii
a lame amount of continuum has boon
taken to lllt‘ Stair Armory in Sit-volts
sin-ct. nhorv- tho Sctiimt has its land
htvudqnurtors. it is lilililllt'tl to huvc onu
of the four inch guns from the U. S.
throughhachinstbu practice boat of
tho Cohaécticui Naval Militia. trans
[erred thorn. 'l‘lio llli‘lllllt‘l‘l‘i of tho soc-
iion will K" on a cruisv on the Machine
this suntan-r. in addition to their short
trips with tho stcntu cuitor and whole
hoist.
w-.. -.
THE SOUND SLEEP OF GOOD
HEALTH.
’l‘llc rosinrnilvo' power of sound
sloop can not be ovcr estimated anti
tiny ullmcnt that provonts it is a turn-
nco to health. .1. l.. Souilicrs. linu
t‘lairc, \\'ls._-snra:»~-"l"or a long time
i have been nnablc to sloop soundly
nights. because of pains across my
back and soreness of my kidneys. My
al condition was much run down.
have boon taking Foley's Kidney l‘llls
but a shofl time and now sleep as
sound as a rock. 1 eat and enjoy my
meals. and my general condition in
study improved.
ommend Foley's Kidney Pills as t
know they have cared me."
Brion Pharmacy.
w. R. C. HONOR! LlNCOLN.
til'lthGRlEu). lll.. April low—Thr-
‘sarcophaitna boarlng the body of Abra:
ham Unearth was rodraped yesterday
with a new American flag gIVou by lil-
_luois members of the Women's Relief
:tlorpa. "l‘horc worn appropriate ccrc~
:uionios as tho ilau was placed about
tho stone rt-posltory. Silica limit it
has been the custom to covor the tomb
of Lincoln with tho Amorlcnu this. At
that line tlw flint was ulveu by the Min.
nonpolla department (3. A. it. and was
presented on Moutorlal liny. ’l‘ho soc-
ond flea was prescntod by the woman
of the Ohio lioliof Corps.
it's tlinttcr-titiic-—iiow very
nice.
it will be ready in a tricc.
And oh. my goodness! what a
change .
Since We have llllfl a Stamford
Range.
llciorc.‘tlic tuculs were. always
late ' '
And Wc‘ .‘tvotild have in wait
and wait.
Ami blothcr‘ii say, “The ovcu's
slow," .
“'l‘liat iii-t- i cannot make it fro."
but now she smilcs dud calls its
quick
tippctlto was vcry poor and my sonar-l
l push
i can honestly rec-l DO"-
The '
t Bridgeport.
‘ its windows.?
And dinucr's ready on the tick.
l
l
thorn that it has nothing to do will
taxation. army or jury service. conlpul
lsory school nttcudancc. regulation 0'
.llilllllzll'illlilll.l or enforcement of an}
- law. and that. no one can bu injured by
attain-ring the littluirivs.
it is of lllf‘ utmoat importance thu‘
Ithc iiil‘iu‘g‘gunllfi of this stutt- be com
l Illi‘it‘ lllltl i‘ill'l‘i‘i‘l
. 'l‘ltm-of'mo Bh‘f‘y form owner and
‘loiluili should promptly. fully and ac
lt-nrntt-li fill up tho "Advant-o Farn
lflt‘llt'tliilt'” llllil rui'ollilli‘ prost'n‘t' ll fill
the unintim‘utur \vhon ho calls.
\
WATCH FOR THE COMET.
The Rod Dragon of tho sky. Watcl
the children for spring coughs ant
colds. (‘urcful mothers km-p Folds"!
:lloncv and TM in the house. It it
'tlic bust and arrival prevention am
cure for croop where the flood is ur
gent and immediate robot is a vital as
ccsslty. Contains no opinion or harm
ful drugs. Refuse substitutes. Tilt
Bridgo Pharmacy. "
CONNECTICUT PATENTS.
The following were issued
12th, 1910; list furulshcd from of
“cc of A. M. \i'oostcr. solicitor o!
paicnfs. Bridgeport, Conn:
' (fart E. Anderson. Bridgeport
switch; Stephen E. Clbulas
Bridgeport. window operating device;
Harvey Hubbsll, Bridgeport. Iorl
guard for 'isxndesccnt lamps ant
April
‘sockots; lat? .i' t. .lt‘flltinhuBrldKe
Donald Noble.
hose carrier;
Bridgeport. cloth pressur for sewlnl
machlucs; t‘larcnce ll. Plait. Bridge
port. adjustable casing for olcctrit
lamp sockets; George l.. Wallace
wire plating machine:
Barney Murphy. New Haven.‘ tender
for sit-cot milwsy cant; W. E. Bar
nurd. Hartford, typewrlting machine:
Grant Hammond. Hartford. 3 pat-
ents. automatic gun; .i. G. Peterson
Hartford. 3 putt-ills. push switch
electric switch, clcctrlc switch ban
on; r. it Richards. Hartfbrd, m
toning dovicc; ltoracc Wheeler. Hart
ford. multiple fuse holder for single
pole circuits; (it-om id. Curtis. Now
llrltalu. tan or coffee pot: Arthur
.1. Moms. 'l‘orrlutrton. trntiaiulasion
scaring; 'l‘hco. w. Sanford. Ansonia.
nautical doll: Minot 8. Smith. South
Norwnilt. oyster carrier: (Worse E.
Savako and E. A. (intonation. Merl-
dan; vapor stove and stand; Joseph
Vsahl. licthol. folding boat; Frederick
if}. l’rolai. Waterbury. wood, fork
or similar article. design; Henrik l-llll-
him. Wallinafm‘d. siieon. fork or simi-
lar article. design: Esra 0. Cone.
East. Hampton. bobbin thread holder.
Trade Macks.
John W. Bakt'i'. Btamforti. game
scoring boards; the Aeolian (30.. Merl:
don. pianos. piano players and pen
formed music. _ 7
Have you noticed the soft. beautiful
blue honors and «its as one of one
local upholstery site s is exhibiting in
The correct stocking to wear with
street pumps is treltfsctiy plain Ind
vary nnmys and authority.
. .. V..........Mm.. .aw
An out; orangutans is relished by tho '
Invalid as much as the an lemonade.
W-
The flow pillow tops that are being
bronchi out in animal designs are
mac filed by the little folks who 1 ve
fltli‘ its and piys‘roouis all t air
(Will.
a
1 it an: a vita
» ‘ a! d..— .
To many women only tailored gur-
utcnts are becoming. but they do not
always like to wear them. and the of
tornoon is one of those times. One of
the lines they must be particularly
careful about in an elaborate dress is
at the throat. There must not be a
trill of lace or any other at the top of
he collar however elaborate the rest
)f the garrtteut is made. This is too
often the only unbecoming point.
Square effects and pendants are two
listinct tulllinery fashions in vogue at
the moment. -
One of the errors most fremténtly
node by women who use artificial
nouns in cover tip the telltale marks
of age on the face, is that of putting
in too much color. The woman of sev-
enty with naturally may checks is so
rare that tho woman of seventy" with
irtiiicislly rosy checks is usually criti—
~lscd and not admired.
Not alone the invalid who is obliged
'0 keep to her room but the woman
who Is there fora hit of rest and quiet.
a dress negligec, wears the dainty bit
if lawn. lace and rose buds. styled cap.
in hi‘l‘ head. not to conceal hor coiffure
but to ornament it.
Of all thc features of the mountain
:uunncr home i think the piazza fire-
duct: is our of the most attractive. As
(all opproacllt-s with its chilly even-
ngs. the social atniosphcrc is muclt
onhuced by the blazing flrc where
unrahmullows are toasted and corn is
roasted.
1
cart-Extirltiner: One lemon, four eggs.
inc glassful white wine. four sponge
biscuits. one-half teacupful of cream.
half a glass of any fruit preserves and
inc cupful of whipped cream. Put the
luico and the grated peel of tlid lemon
into n stcwpan. with the yolks of the
{our cuss well beaten. Stir the whole
'ivor thc fire until it nears the boiling
iplnt. lisvc ready the whites of the
saga stirred to a stiff froth. Stir
item info tho yolks, adding half tho
glass of wine. Put the spongy, bis~
suits into a dish. When soaked luy
wor them the proservos. Pour ovor
them the remainder of the wine. Pour
the custard made from the yolks” of
extra and lemon over them. Heap the
whippcd cream on, top.
The slecvc of the, lingerie blpues
oust cover the elbow, says Damc'Fash-
ion, .but it may stop from there down
at any point the wearer desires.1 .
A drapery of one color over-a silk
or satin of number is often vary beau-
tiful, but i wonder if there is really
my handsorner combination than when
bolth materials are of lhc‘ selfaaiuc
on or.
()uo‘s first thcuubt. when looking for
.t trimming for a dark foulnrd dress,
is ttot white lace. had yet a nearby
shop window has several very pretty
forms draped with those silks on which
white tacos are arrnttgsd as Buflli'ii‘
t ous.
if thorc are children in your family.
see that the food served at luncheon Is
particularly nourishing and of an ens-
dy digested nature.
if the woman who has to do her
owu work would rub hor sllvar‘often-
or. she would find it less of a task
to keep it bright. for a slight "xolna
over" would keep it lookina well with
little effort and I real rubbing would
be an arduous task. .
There is quite an e ort being made
to push the round ablecloth with
scalloped atlas intofaaltion. hilt ittdoss
not look as well on‘ the table as one
would think it would and is selling:
rather slole.
One reads satisfied" a great deal
about the this by! fas ions and than
wonders thbi s e do»? of see more of
them. it islanders that’tn‘ey are worn
almost alwflsthor.;xotvnl”of that typo
reuqirlnx trains to give them the most
graceful lines. 1. ,
III—t ‘
.. us: 4‘, .. t. . ”as ....e...
imi- fl Witt this lesson when
so as so prev an 05 trial rem.
ed gatfonseuliy Wider Desist
Pal“ . It is no how umimmendsd
b; unknown agents, but has stood the test
it over seventy yarn. and those who use
tho article. internall or cstsrnally, will
connect with“ WW d ii.
worthy invasion .
only 1.; mo
1 1 1-... a;
Jenny Lind pudding front the Ameri-
~.
Norwalk Chronicler