Thin is end c ill a
lens made Ly mi . ’3? ~
.ista Syndicate at, a... harp cry.
a New York. and it has proved to
‘thpgreaiast toxin ,ior the hair
v powwow by modern phar-
E'uaru‘n'ts‘cd to‘bontnin noth~
x that lit in any «way injurious to
a hair or unit), but is simpl a,
,‘ lentii‘io Wmtion which, at an
. hithtuily applied, docs away with
In“, el uses and heals thii‘
. pinup bone the roots. ethn-
thiatealhe gitpwth and adds beauty
‘ nil “Intro than". dry. lifeless hair
Milli.” fading In color and slowly,
rapping out. ‘
A. D. 8. Hair Reviver aims to
reveal baldness by removing the
ease norms which affect the
ate and vitality at tho hair. 1n
hurt it revives. It. acts as a near»
ehmcnt as will as a germicide,
, lid has a tendency to produce I
titlilclt head of litallill'lll hair, full
for lilo and dolor, which greatly
to the attractiveness of any
.inu L‘i' \Vi..lf"'ll.
A. 1:. ,8, Hair Itcrivcr is not an
oxpcrii’ncst—wit is not an ordinary
mixture at merely pleasant smell-
ihg liigrt:llc:ts~li is not a washp
‘Ilhlch removes the dirt and grease
and status it: no, but it Is a modlci~
mi l‘( 1103:; mirth protects the hair
.throuiih its antiseptic action upon
the cozy roots and scalp In which
they-grow. and it is sold to you by
its 12,000 «responsible druggisis
,rcho compose the A. D. 3., “'lllh the
distinct understanding that it it
disappoints you your money will
be promptly refunded.
”You can get A. D. 8. Hair Re-
viver at any It. I). 3. drug store.
A».
l Look h..- “EMILE
, this Sign
lg‘mi
«in 31's ,
WW ‘ w... instants"...
7w
Those are the local A. i). S. drtiggisis:
Allin. the druggiat.
The Bridge Pharmacy.
Thetciiflord Pharmacy,
Quittnor 6, Ganty. PrOpa.
itiitii in his
‘ in tin Milli his
Old English Fete tor College En-
dowmaniuiiirt Graduates
Flock Back to Campus
NEW YORK, April 25.—-Wtih tilt"
fil‘il'ghter o! the first faintly of tho land
among their number. 400 lirrn Muirr
girls are busy preparing to i-ntcriuiu
all American audience on May 7th
with a reproduction of thc rcvois.
guinea and plays of May tiny in (ltd
[England on lhoir Clilll‘gi’ grocn. :uu
' ('Ol‘illllg lit i'elml'ts l‘t‘t‘t‘th‘ti iii‘l‘t' llltlll)
by the’liryn anr Alumnus Assoclir,
lion. The proceeds of this iiiiliini- I'i-Iv'
the students how volunteered to add
as their share to the million-dollar
endowment required to perpetuuic thi-
work of the college. Hundreds of grad-
uates with their husbands, brothers
and families are now planning a pll-.
xrlmage on this occasion to the pic-
tuernuue homo of their aims nutter
from muununities all over the custom
continent. '
Distinguishcd diplomats ud oiiicitils
from Washington. delugsi us of girls
from many preparatory schools. par-
ties of rte-united classmates and nutsh-
liorhood clubs of Bryn Mawr gratin
ates are today milking plans to char-
ter spacial trains from points within it
radiua of a thousand miles direct to
the [menuward beneath the triad
million towers where the historic rut"
eta of May Day will be held. Mrs.
Tait has promised to be one of the
mimosa-es oi the into, and with ”OI"
oneu Ucbida. wife of the now Japan-
olo ambassador. and Samoan Serge
Alexander Kora, both Bryn Msiw and.
dam, will head a party iron: the capt-
tat. Special interest is being lain-n
in anoint and diplomatic circlua river
the trimaran" which Helen 'i‘ait will
malt. in the out oi “l'yrnutla and
Thinhe.” which will be one 0! the six-
teenth century plays performed by the
(lat Munster during the nitornoon.
Vader the direction of Elisabeth
Daly.’ a piece at Augustin llaiy, n»
helm“ oi ihcaa May Day rnvuiu uri-
now. taking all the spare than of tho
(our hundred girls, who. costumed In
Inllhflila, morria diutoera unit rhini-
my. Imus are preparing to ulna.
dunno and act. An innovation will bu
til. militia dances of Elizabethan
“I“. Which will hit rcvlvmi by habits
of If” Mawr iiiudonin with belts on
“loll" tuition and carrying iterchiols
all! stares. Tea and luncheon will
be "not! to tho aucaia on the armor
during the day.
Mtthair own nontrituitinn to the on'
Meet nine or ai.000.000, which
man HIVr «its to tiiiatiro bar etc
{tutu we . the undergraduates
undecided to devotn the proceeds
their pageantry. Already Helen
‘i‘ait‘a class or sophomores has turned
W “.000 or remain mhaorlptionn
a {lip cause. and the freshman elm
MI ram another thousand dollars.
W their efforts in melts the Hill
I)» «anatomist a signal atmosal.
{till Ben Mawr girls are running or-
filthy”! doing little services about
tho ”MI {wines which they are?
«into those lands. Two and
. ii are lost. volunteered to 00th
M the 05:6 which each has renew
a.” I fellowship. With such spirit
whom: at the college. the alumi
”I who have undertakan to secure
(It! filliionsioiiar endowment. l) the
J at mtiunrmt at! be.
nothing run dent of the unseen of
their ambitious protest to insure a
”damn education tor any Ameri-
riirmwinmt increase of
t ' or worth.“ the standards of
as tan.
1“”
or TIIE IiiPEItlilii p,
cull}: with
V. First at Its liinil Since Number
.001 1W3 Wile Increaseti~ '
'iltitiir chart News
The month of May promises to he
one or the ‘hu teach: the history at
the courts of ‘B‘hti'fleld county. The cri-
minal common plans, the criminal sh.-
‘il superior are all carded for
mouth.
The special-extra session will be the
iii-st arranged since the bench at the
animrlor court was increased in order
to rellcvu the docket and oath-dials the
till“ 0t canon. Including jury uctiious,
it desired. _
Opens May 17.
This special session to to open on
May 17. with a short calendar session
for May 13 for the assignment at ca-
ses. Judge Ralph thcier la"io prc-
side.
The criminal suporIOr court is due
to come in on Tuesday. May It), Judge
Edwin ll. (lugor to preside. 'i‘ho crim‘
innl comubn plans buglus on 'l‘ucsday,
May 3, Judge James lt‘. Walsh presid-
lint.
that
Five Courts at Once.
i! there was business enough to keep
the criminal common pleas court go-
ing for a couple or weeks them/would
not be anything like court rooms
enough. for them might be live tri«
bonnie in session ‘nt one time, it re-
cord breaker in the history of the coun-
ty. But the chances are that tho crim-
inal common pleas court will not out
of the way by tho and of the iii‘st \\'t'i!k.
This will leave tour courts possible.
in order to uccotmuodato them the
Judges‘ room could be used for ouu un-
til the criminal superior finished up.
Thc month will surely hen busy one
for the lnwycrs and court olilciais and
there will be no excuse for delaying
cases beyond the end of tho court
your.
'i‘tirc will be two civil courts in sus-
sion iii-xi wock. although iiic civil coup
mun pious will have no iuisincss until
Wodnosdny. The civil superior with
Judge Howard .1. Curtis presiding. will
bc ready to tnkc up the important case
of Patrick Kane and anotht-r nguiust
ihc Knights ot’ Columbus.
insurance Laws involved.
This action this been specially assig-
ncd for Tuesday: it involves a con
siruction of tho tusurnncc liiws of tho
organization and it is or grout Import»
once to the thousands of inciniu-rs
throughout the country. .ludgo Pu-
lrick Kano will hit ropri-sviitcd by {or-
Iucr Sccrclury of State John .I. l’lictuh
and Attnrncy John J. (luillniin. For-
litt'l‘ Sluiil Senator William Kcnnody
will nppcar for thc defendant organiz-
iitiuti.
The other usstnnnu-nts for the chk
are: John Ennis against Charles
liirschhoru two suits for \h‘i-duosdiiy
and John W, Scbuctor. .Ir.. t‘o. rs.
Elizabeth ll Ely and Frederick W.
l’cunorcr rs. Edward H. Whtic for
'l‘hursdny.
’i‘hc Ennis suits have bur-n in the
court for more than {our yours. Thor
involve an action for itllcucd lliflllt‘l‘
iuts nrrcst ntiil tor breach of contract
lll'tiwlllg out oi" building operations.
Civil Common Pleas.
'rllt‘ civil common pious court will
come in on chni-sdny Judge lion-uni
J, Scott presiding, The following cit-
scs htivc been assigned: for Wednes-
tlay~~Stnudnrd Min. t‘o.. rs. Plum 1“.
Fox. '1‘. it. Smith rs. .l. A. Spitz. .Inmos
Matter rs. Julia A. tiring. iii-uricitu ll.
liixby vs. (‘iurcuce iC. ilixby. For
'1‘hursday-~ 1'1. (7. lippcly vs. John .1.
litirueli. .loscpli S. Fairbanks rs. t‘uro-
1in L. Wcurcr, lsadnrc iiulilsh rs.
.lulia ilusso. Emma 1.. Burriit rs.
Charles A. Nichols, Snruh it). i
.arrisun
rs. GitOl‘gt' E. Everett. ~
The supreme court of rrrors iiultsir
ed up business for its April term in
this city ycstordny niti-ruoon. Thorn
wit still in,- chaos to be board. but it
was agreed that our of them would
he submitted on briefs god the other
would go nvcr. "l‘hc court will ho to
Norwich nil lti'lil week and will sit in
Hartford the Work toilowinx.
FORTUNE FOR SAVING A LIFE.
Chicano Man to Howard Pittsburger
Who Ballad His Life.
l'l'l‘TSlltlllil, Pa, April Shir—"Want
0d: latwrence Mnyhorn. John A.
Shrine wants the party named abovo.
who saved his life on Fifth avenue,
Pittabnrg. on Labor Day. eight years
one. it he is still livin and will come
in Chicago as soon as 9 can. It's will
bacomo heir to ”00,000 as sole heir or
John A. Berlin, Who is an invalid and
would like to sco the young man and
thank him nanin inr his heroic act.
"Hoping to sue him soon.
"Yours.
"JOHN A. smiliidi‘l.
“lili’l Elixir-ninth Street.
"Chicago, Ill."
The above advuriiiiotncnt was re-
uoivod by a Pillsbury: newspaper sev-
eral days ago. and a stall oorrospoiu
ti-mt was put on the trail of Lawrence
Mayhem. The man has boon found
on a. wrotrhed harm in the mountain
settlement at Ohiupyie. F‘syotto Conn»
tr. abed with aniniured back.
no related mmiestiy the story at his
warding on an attack on’Mr. Et‘t‘llfl.
Who was unknown to him. As Bertie
wan walking up Filth avenue in the
Labor tiny crowds, an Italian loaded
the old man, pulled a knife and struck
him In the right side.
“instantly l struck the foreigner a
blow with my list on the neck and he
felt to tho ground, taci- downwards."
tliiid Mnyhnm. "The litilft.I flew out, oi
his hand into the street."
it happened that a. policeman who
Mayhem knew came. up at the mo
merit and arrested tho foreigner.
Mayhoi'n says If ho recovors enough
in stand the journey he will hurry to
Chicago this week to see his honoree
tor.
Ila Fill iN CENTRALIA. MO.
CENTRAL“. Mn, April saw-rm»
ynmday destroyed tonVe plates at
business. including two at the lamest
dry loads and clothing houses, with a
loss eatinmted at more than $100,000.
parlor and an extra session tor the olvi .
mm
10. .
STAMFORD
Almost crcry one is aware that!
it large proportion oi lllL‘ hunting!
jiowcr oi cont is lost in an ordin-
ary boating: apparatus lit-cause
tlic gags gcucrntcd by tho iirc
passes oi? uncmtstuncd.
't‘ltc gas tinmc title of tlic Slaur
turd
Iicutcd air at the top oi the Iirc
. . I
l‘lii'illlCt‘ mtrodiit‘cs ircslt
where it ttuitcs with tho gases
and cmuplctrs. 1hr mutlutstiou.
thus gi‘t‘illl)’ iiicrcztsiiig tlic amount
of heat obtained.
FOR SALE BY
HORACE R. NASH,
Corner North Main and Wool Stream,
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Mahackamo .l l. tiriiltn, \I'. I). latr‘
pings, Non York; 1.. it lllil‘llillll, \l'il-a
inn. S iln-custoiit. liridxcpuri, l..
Miniz. Newark. ii. I.. Ki'tt‘lllllll. iiruok-
tin; t" it. Lawton. city: it, 1.. Wright.
i. (‘. llil'ii'll‘l. NI‘W Ytiik, l" l.. Milli-
lll‘ll, «viii, Mi and Mrs. H. .t \\'uii'cn.
Non Ytll‘li,. i‘tiurlcs lioiitludd, .lllllll
Arimsuinnn. .lr. it ilninpsuu. liiitr
bury. l", H. llillli'). linsiuit, Miss I..
A. St-d'ln. litiiibury; .l \\'i-Il\u-li. itnclv
\iitc; t‘, i‘_ Robinson und with. l-‘t‘iiu-
cis li‘ 'l‘iprittiii, \luw “Jill“; ll .li‘-i'-
iurics tiurt i'licstcr. It. I", thiumnu.
Xiii'utiilt; lit-r
Nt-w York. It
r .l t‘lni .‘lill‘llll. it, ti..
Ii i‘nnti. lltirivit. \lti|~
ll'l' Finitltitu. litiuimrt‘. A i‘ Kaitlin;
.i. T chrnnn, i“. it‘. ityiicrn. Now
Yiii‘k. t. .ltwl, Miss ll. (illlii-i'i. S lind-
siouu, citt ; llllitil‘tl 'I‘nyior. “pinion-u.
N Y . i»). ii iiuolwl, i.nnc:tnicr. \\'i:‘.
It. Philip A. A. litirr. Scintiuit, ti;
lli't‘llt', Enli‘itic. N l'.
ttr ruilumd tailor Endics tlli‘ lllllllilli‘lt.
constitution ;
Lilli“ MEN’S "Mills
il‘ontiuucd trout li‘trst l’tiitit.)
“This "Miller has now been tulionl,
out of the brands of the local bodies
intorested, and Is in tho hands or the!
grand oiiiccrs or our organization for
settioiucni.- They are Rosin Orr. thi'
treasurer of that 3 nd bod . and my~l
still. i was cutie into i is niattsri,
because. being It. New Haven than. i
am supposed to ho ituijiiliar with the
labor renditions, not only in this city
but in New England. The situation
In this: 'i‘hc vote of the man here to
turning down the odor of the comw
Daily for 20 mils an hour practically
ihouns a sirlitc votc. liartiord has
votoii it on a ratio of lit in l, and
niriantiiir in , 100
tho Now iiarcu rots In largely niong‘Murcti 1 full, and ii few «lays
,-Vegetabie Compound
I ADVISED
OPERAT
*1
_i
Cured byLydiaE.Plnkham’s
last
Galena. Kans.~—-"A year ago
after
this lino. i will iii'it give you thr- Now :there was harmless in my right tildu.:
tinvun itgnms at this lllliis. This riitoiln a. short tune a bi tub came and it
Is In our |ulsiii,-usiiiii,,litit not only inut, , bothered me so mac at night 1 couidi
we are in touch with the men
Musncliusctiswiu apriugiloid.
center and l’iiisiictd. i leave
lillllorl'ttw morning for it
with Mr. ilrr and tho man at Sbrtnu
In
Wor- ,
hero ',
iield when a plan at nation will be‘ '
detcrmtned upon.
“W0 arc i-ttiii~.'i,vorlng to exercise the
sounilust judgment In this tinttcr for
the protection or not only to pooplu
placed in our hands. Without ruler-
rlng to ”It! tmubli-souu- times of lilo:
in Now iinrrii, i bottom that thc |li'()'
bio of (,‘onnccticui can trust in» to on
i-rctsc the sonic good jutlxtucni that. I
did tlwii.
"i him- alsoiute coniitlcncc in (lluis,
ti. liiuilcn and I feel that whon the real
situation is brought to his attention,
that an adjustment of thoso mattors,
both for (.‘(illllt‘t‘ili'ili and Mnssnchir
units. can. and will, be rout-lied to the
satisfaction of all concerned.
“This maltcr now can only be ad
lusictl betwucu Mr. Molii-u and our-
buil‘t‘ti. and i would rather do business
with him for ilrv minutes than with
all or his superintendents for tire
hours Mr. ()rr is in New York todni‘
in consultation“ with John Mitchell.
Whitv tho ictnpor at tho lllt‘ll both hunt
and In Musuchuscits Is very strum:
in lilt‘iil‘ of maintaining thcir altitudn
i sin in llilprs that no adjustment will
in- iii'rircd lll
"i do not twist-ct that \n- will ilnziilr
riinsc imi‘uru tho i‘uliitt't‘licui company
until iinotlwr lilt't"llil}f of tho .loiut (‘tut-
li‘l‘i‘iii‘v lltriiiti lliik tvi‘l'lt livid \“i‘ sliiltl
ssh for n nit-viii»: of that board silllllt
timc this unit. :litti thou m- shall call
{or .i mutt-inure \\|lli tiw winpun).
't‘ttv L’t‘» cont bulletin «it tho ioihpiliiy
punt-rd III lili' (pi burns has liri'Il i‘c
jut-tint, unit it is our ncccnsnri for on
lu iiitt’l‘ it Mill flirting ti-tlfi-ritiiit- Willi
tliv itiliituiity “I‘L’M‘lfii' hi this I i-X-
lii‘i‘l to M'I' that iiuitctiu minc down
"'l‘lio lucts :irc itml um nri- out only
still .iskina tor n :71” maximum rntc.
but aim for ”W sutuc modicum of rc-~
«ignition from the \‘mr iluwu railroad
its for its itl’illlti iifiim-rs nrc court-rum.
as tho i‘tiuui now \uui'lisui‘cs to its nth
conductors and on till. Willi ihrst» Ini-
Ii'r bodies the roqrrccogniaus thcm its
DIED PLAYING BALL. l
NEW Yiltlh’. April 2:» 'lAlilili Rosin
uucd iii. of .Ii-rsvi I‘ll); i‘utiniitn t'uti-I
unity to child) u {out in u llllhi‘llllll‘
nitltiv )‘l‘Rli‘t‘lltll', toll hcud iiirmnitst ill ‘
to ti shallow poiitl llllil stuck in tho uiud‘
bottom liko :i l‘ltll'k_ {got protruding.
lll‘ was dviid \l'lll‘ll putlrd out.
limb tiu- paying and tho l'I‘it'illliK
tutti-r In tho Muidi-n Lune Suvtuitri
bank of New York urc young woiucil.
THE NEW SCIENCES:
Definition of Chiropractic
Chiropractic in tho scivuco or the
cause oi thc diht'ittit' and tho art of ad
lusting the snow. iiiscuscs nrv caused
by a wrench. twist or sprain in the
back. Even it done in childhood It
creates pinched 'nervet and pain In
Inter life in tbs diiierent organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the tiauae of
this disease and pain, and health is
restored through harmonizing the air
nerve systems in your body.
Nervousneaa. Rheumatism, Paraly-
aia, Heart, Kidney and Female Dia-
eiiaea are given special attention; also
Curvature oi the Spine. You will
never regret tiring Chiropractic a
chance to help you.
T. FRANCIS. D. C.
N WAIHINOTON UT. .0- NOIWALK
Mandarin Traatmamt- Given Mun
FOR SALE
Illilfiiltdilldd iiiiiidlthl ilil'l‘li-m
iluyvtew Arm, Central Ave. Wood
Wimp Arc. and liliodoiiotlii l’nrlt.
saw ii AND 7 ROOM lliiliriid.w
Lincoln uvcnuc, Woodward erratic
and Gtrard piano.
”.800..4.N0.
Automobile Liability and
Fire Inauranca
Lean. Nagotiatod. Steamship Tiokail,
J. M. Layton 8. Co.
ulnaorpmatad)
5 RAILROAD Mil. 80. NOIWALK.
Daily Line to N. Y.
' For Freight Only '
on and alter “any. January 1.-
1000, Freight Propellers will *ioava
Pier 88. Int River. N" aura. (toot ,
oi Dover street). every day. iuoapt
Sunday). at 8 p. in. Freight received
at Norwailt up to «i p. m. and ileum
Norwailt up to 6:80 p. in.
Namath scam is.
Aiming .i. anus. c. c. mamas. ‘
Lea-ca. “amt Agent.
1
i
it til
VER’SPuu»
THE LEADING STYLE THIS
SEASON
LADIES’
ANKLE STRAP
PUMPS
THE ABSORTMENT INCLUDES:
TAN
SWEDE
PATENT COLT
GUN METAL
$2.00 to $4.00
Wear Shoes 'l‘tiat Fit
1!! WASHINGTON ITRIIT.
PHONE I424.
We are unloading a
car oi
Elmore '
iiiiiiiliiiii.
‘ this is Uhstitii '
Your chance for intinvdinto do-
llvory. 7
Only nino working parts in tho
Elmore ciigtnc.
i. i. iiiiiiiii 00.
8’ Wall MM MIMI“.
conference .
in (lonncriicui but in Miistiiit'ililiwtis‘ i.”
its wrxii, and lli'l'tiilllfllly i believe iliiill '
'it is it good thirty. that tho matter was ‘
not: sleep. it; kept
. rowinp
"g fat
m large as a heu's egg
” i! I could not go to
ill" bed without a hot
water bottle applied
.0.- ' to Unit side. 1 had
.i‘ii'll
Iiiliiili‘iliiiswm: '» mutt. . *2.
' . lit ll.
“Hi
i
tr
,1} tors in Kansas and
lit it he told my husband
that l Would have to
be Operated on as it
was smoothing like
a tumor caused by a rupture. I wrote
to you t'ur advice and you told me not.
to gut discount ad but to take Lydia
E. l’tnlttuiui's inflatable (Pompound.
i did tultc it and soon the lump in my
side broke and passed nwny."——Mrs.
it. it. liL'liY, 71:3 littoral Ave, Galena.
Kant-i.
Lydia i1. l’inkhnm's Vegetable Com.
iouutl. made. from roots and herbs
ins proved to be tho most successful
rcnu-dy for curtmt the Worst forms of
t‘i-nmlc ills. int-tuitionr displacements.
llllliiliiiiifllliill. tibruid tumors, irri-gti.
Inritirs, pcriodic pains, biicitachu. bear-
ingsiuwn feuding. iizituli-ucy, indiges-
lion. and ncrvous prostratioit. it costs
but u triilo to try it. and the result.
has two worth millions to many
siiiicriug women.
if you want spccini advice write
iorli tollirsJ’inkhnm LVnndllnss.
It Is free and always it‘lpi‘dl.
brats tics ot’ tilt-tr service and gives u
intro of rit‘lil‘iltlli' to tin-m. And when
it tlmc comm. that lllt‘j.‘ cannot nitrri‘
thc run-i docs at uii Illllt'ti recogniti-
thclr iilll‘l‘tllillmli’ii oillrcrs iii an ad
iusImi-nt. That is “liilt we n-slt for.
and that will iw satisfactory in tho.
ilii‘ll
"'l‘hc I‘lliiil is now willing to l'l'i‘
iillll‘lu- illi' lni‘ill ”flit-tutu of tho trollcy
tillllilitilil e; lillilt“l‘ limit will polio). out
.w i'liiilll that this lliltltl‘t is now till‘
ilrclt out of tho hands of ill“ lili‘ill ul‘~
Ilt‘ci't-a, oiliciuls of tho unions. and is in
tho hands it! lili‘ pinup] unit-hrs
iLitii't lliiiiw “lit‘llll‘l' tllc riiuit will l't‘l'
public its to not I don‘t mind stutini:
t.. run that illt‘ situation is our oi" mu-
stdcruiilc urtiriir,"
'l‘hc conuuiur. nppm-outlr cognizant
‘ «9‘
A NEW ASSORTMENT 0F
hops, HOOKS,
and oil nthcr sundrius that an to "ink"
up n lino or
“Fishing rackie'rhars
Fit for Fishing”
Charles E. Dow
112 WASHINGTON STREET
.... .1..............._. m...
Are Sure of More
for Your Money
It You Buy Here
If you are a study customer
your saving la considerable: if
an occasional pat-ran you gain
on ovary “occasion." We are
retailing wholesaler. at can...
Tait, Spices. lunar and kindred.
goods. and are enabled. by our
paring our own war-ea. to yuan.
antes thali- iriahnan and purity.
Our 250 Blend of
COFFEE
is way beyond what the price
brlnpa elsewhere, as we import
direct and out out the “middle”
with! that you are asked to pay
other dealers.
The marinade
Tea 00.,
120 wasums‘ron eraser
anon: 042-0 ‘
As He ”‘7' "If.
t
iiiiitiijii it
lat r and: ,
it “:35 autiood bill. tho postal savings bank bill,
the conscrrntion bill, and the anti-in-
: in. one of the best doe '
W is
.99.“.
it it till
..
.Preaiiiant'Titit and the Adminis-
tration leaders Believe That
Work Will 80 Finished Then
W
WASHINGTON, A prii 33. ~--t.loiigl‘ess
will adjourn liciorc tlu- midiilc of June
'und possibly by John I. it is believed
by President ’i'ntt and administration
lenders. And before. that time it is
i-xpcctoii, most of ”W t-iiH'iilii‘d admitt-
istrulimi iiii'nsuros now below Cou-
gross will liuvo been passed. or, If not.
they will be in such shape that they
run in- coach-d into law soon after
Congress tum-ts in December.
Opt-rating in favor of tho curly pas-
siigo oi‘ itic iivo administration hills.
which zirc the ruiiroaii bill, the slate-
junction bill. uro two factors. One is
Illi~ tact llllll n uuuilmr of Republican
ineinlu-rs of cut-it house- wish to get
back home as soon as possiblc to pro
pnrc tor the conduit congressional elec-
tion. Anotticr rcuson is that the. lead
i'l'h‘ {oi-t tiicy must do something in oil‘-
.sci tho itcinticrntic victorii-s in tlic
l-‘ourtci-tiiti Massachusetts and the
'I'hirty-sccoud New York districts. The
[lltlIiiilKi' ot‘ measures advocated in thc
licpublicun program is the surest way.
llli‘ lenders believe. oi” picveutiitg i'ur-
ttwr Democratic inroads.
The statehood bill has passed the
tiousc. one conservation bill has puss-
cd thi- scuttle, and the anti-injunction
bill In almost ready to he reported to-
rorabiy to the trouble.
()t ”)0 “w measures. the postal sur-
lllgfi llliillt biii, tlu- president has been
though it has passed the senate
will have a rough time, it is said. In
of that nttttudc as outlined by Mr.
l«‘iiagcrniil. it is sun, will not he
caught unppiui: It is known that
many otters haw conic front nicu at
the timid or strike-breaking instilli-
lions to throw hundrmis of tormcr
trolleymi-n into tho- ficld. All of these
offers thus fur lilil’v boon turncd down
as tho ii'oiiny uiiii inis will do nothing
at presctit upon which the incn might
tuisc itii cxcusv fur prt-cipituic notion.
itiitiiiilii
HAS NO TERRORS FOR THE
HOUSEKEEPER WHO USES A
Vacuum Cleaner
The china Hand Cleaner
for solo at $25.00, for rout at $1.00 per
day. and
The Pccrtcss Eieélric Cleaner
mr snii- at $65.00. for root at $3.00 per
day, are tho host cicunors on the mar-
lu-i, and no will dcmonstrutc the fact
it' you will call at our store.
I. J. tttiilllllt & Still [it].
134-136 WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Hupmobile
Have You Examined it?
'l‘lii~ most mmplctc, up-to-daic. two
passenger car of the season. Four
cyiludcrs, 30 horse power. Sliding gcnr
transmission. 50 miles an hour it you
want it.
Phone Mr. Glover. on 2110, for dem-
onstration or catalogues. or send poe-
int.
Pending completion or our building.
our oiiicea are at. til Winfield St. East
Norwalk; 16 South Main St. South
Norwalk.
Norwaik Consolidated
Auto Company
We Cristi Our Own liens.
‘Fenwick Optical Co.
out-ran IANK Ibitnihe
lineup 7-! .
i 97 WAOHING ON U'i‘tlll‘i‘.
Redraw-ii to 11:30 a. in.. and ”A! to
I p. m.
w ”sum
told, is in tho greatest danger. for. iii-t
It I
the boom ('Illllillllli'i' uii postoiiices and -
post rtuids. to which It was referred. '
" “00.00000
honour and same”, 'I to "
l
a . KOND‘AY, “’le as. 1‘9“
‘ yttlihw'frhm Westerly, R. [“Srinf‘ I
Thursday, 1111);. 26, Iii/)9t
08'5 Divorce"
a it u. .
Woman and it plain. :thai
Have Marie hood. ‘ ‘V ’
Almost‘lwo years or.” wing-u “Doctor's
Daughter" tli‘iii. put iiii'tli Illi‘l‘ incdlciiic
on the market Jr‘w Would. have dared
predict the wundcrltii ‘sate which it has
met with. ’ . .
.Siartiug with a practicnly unknown prep-
aration hut rightly battling it Stomaub
Rita, Doctor's Daughter made a tour ...‘
New Plantain). stopping attire leudiur
drug: stores In the large cities, where slu-
mci the people and iltii'ildilct‘d her medi-
.llli‘. ‘
ilcr implicit Iaitli was fitklll rewarded,
[or people who tried the rcnn-dy finding
that it did the Work, and was all that it
was represented to tic, itiiti their friends,
and so on, until now Stomach-Rik is
rated the lcading and largest selling
medicine of its kind in New England,
while mail orders are sent to Europe.
Canada. our Island possessions, and all
mcr ilic (foiled States.
Those who remember the kind oi
treatmcnt and medicnc given out by
Doctor's llauuhtcr's iatlicr. Dr. John
Wilbur, and grandfather, Dr. William
ll. Wilbur. will easily understand why
Stomach-kite Solis. The quality istherc.
w. E.Wigmore & 60., Dmpgisis,
8 NORTH MAIN STREET.
II
it
A
It is also known that politics is at"
ready at work in the matter, and one
of the Republican leaders was ap-
, preached last week to use his intiu-
once to bring about some sort of an
arrangement that might lead to it pre-
‘timiuery umierstduiling and finally to
a settlement of tho diticrcnces ac-
ceptable to both sidcs.
Just closed. the aninoiith and Lowe‘
, stoi't herring season has yielded 80.-
000.000 herrings. which sold for 35..
000.000.
Oéiermoor
Mattresses
The Mattress of quality. Made
oi pure white cotton iclt.
Comfortable and durable
015.00
MITCH ELL. UNDERTAKER
r. A. MITCHELL
HOUSE FURNISHEI
CORNER WALL AND HIGH ITO-o
NORWALK. CONN.
B. K.
Norwaikm caliber...” of
The Evening sentinel
'WIIEN "it nor SPELL courts
rANGEs
will be in great demand, so if you
want t'o be ready , for the
heat, order your Gas
Range today.
on EASY PAYMENTS IF
pastas!) ’
- Bonsaionic
‘ Power Co.
CityNaiionalBank
acorn NORWALK. with.
. TRANSAOTU A OINIRAL IANKINI
. auaiuaaa'
“a
Capital Iurpiiia and i‘railta
hum ,
hails Deposit loan. it, and 00 per year.
_ .
WIN u. harniwaon. ans.
on» u. an»? in Vin-m
raankaicit it. owns. this Vice»
“Wu.
WIUIID IODWILL, Oaaiiiar
" ’ ‘ mane; has
I. H. Mathewson min-y uymour
lions it, Knapp Igniuai Grumman
I. Marvin ii. WaiiaaaMai-vlu
in
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Norwalk Chronicler