t
*tiou the value of it.
.4!”
5" ecu.
no Rented
n
installments
your Piano need Tuning or Polishing? Our
1.". w ridden are experts. (I Write or ‘phone No. 30
nenberg Piano Company
,, res Washington St., South Norwaik
When You See the Above Sign
' You know it represents the Pound Sterling. the
Money Standard of England. You never ques-
fwhen You See the Name STERLING ~
/ " Piano, it represents the highest standard of
iano Makers’ Art in the United States of
results.
17 Wall err-set
ee'rttssrss on
at
Phone 742
w”... ,.
w“
‘.W. .
HEATING AND PLUMBING TROUBLEB to us to
solve, and we'll guarantee your house will be in better
order and you'll get more comfort from it limit in any
previous winter season.
Science and common scune, when combined with the
use of best innterluis is sure to bring nh‘out satisfactory
The Jones & Hotchklse Co.
Nor-walk. Conn.
eeueuuv runutsunn
5th“
. Wri
to ~ Painting
and Trimming at
r M. ght's
sotn‘u honwntx
n vulor 1' oerrvsautld. ..
T7! is reisted «oi the late A. Homer
men. the menu Connecticut
. rusllst vindvhsstust died. that as
utility correspondent resent «Bettye
he endeavored nulls to induce
' . «Heede’ to pursue Me's retresb
" rmyvinst‘sndz, emerly toilowins
Hertfudw
dey sust- the its
hired
es. s that not
Slim
K'Ulider til .s
his; shrill-duck
tm‘T. 7'.
ent who‘ecqulred his own ides of the
real capabilities of certain commend»
ere who had srcetness thrust
them by their
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THOSE WHO HINT HOU'I! FOR
lieutenants.~—Boston
upon
DOPE moxmo HusrL‘It
dock iii “ if
marrow is bill to
ohsnses; . ‘
the
increase the plaudits
fortreenlns, lreqnentiua sud. routine
houses for opium smelting. .
'l‘he petiolt‘y‘uhder the preheat inn
is ‘s tins of $20“ with no Jeii sentence
Lee's. end no increased punishment , for. s
second unease. r'l‘h _
deersfideoisre thst this is utterlyln
sdeunste end they hsve suggested
endrnsnu which hello,
M will introduce thd thin-- m
utter eiie,ti'tst.offsuse will he .
9100 Wound!” imisil or
d f ssoolid
eisl
e prosecuting of
HARTliflliD sen. xiialisnstor Psd
L 'thI. U
I‘ 7 l“ Wit“.
u.
“abandonment“ f
:Gotn MEDAL
FLOUR
y, “ Nil lb this
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pisln‘sud dotted. suit French wesvss»
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1.:iil liliilil ill liilltii
[Pink velvet ribbon threaded in and
out embroidered eyelets sufficiently
wide to receive it but not without
nrueblug.»omewtmt ls n charming doc.
orution for nont evening gowns or lin-
gerie frocks for summer.
t. ingest-Ara ma nu
Bonds for the hair grow wider sud
wider and more and more complex and
beautiful. Gold or silver gauze set
with large colored beads or stones urn
among the new lanclos. ‘
it is-nnld that among the newest or
the spring suit models are some show-
ing decoration of lhe oid~issbloned
cmss statoh embroidery in heavy black
idlit. dud the wide. braid that come out
lat season will continue desirable.
Not only in delicate nhlllon nnd tulle
are nepnrnte tttnios mode but also in
long stole-litre ones of heavy lace,
which are quite sis stirsoslve and use-
ful for wesr with several gowns so ere
the tunicu.’
One of the little things in the guest
room that nhowa‘the Montana's thought-
tulnese is the table of arrivsl and iesv-
int: of mulls upon the desk. us well on
the necessities for writing. A good
rsllrond time-tunic is also a oonvenl~
once and by none but muse who an
about, looking for slight; would he
«xiiitsidered unplt-nnunlly suggestive.
While the lining oi light blue or or-
chid that Is out into the unity nhort
ischots or dnrlt coat and skirt suiin is
u 'very sttrsctlve method of» introduc-
ing the dainty controlling color. sense
hie American women will hell. on the
use oi the fruile orcpe de chine used
by Enrich mutter-s. it Is ideally soil
and hesutifni st q.rst. but low are they
who wish to be bothered with frequent
renewals of Jacket linings. even it their
nurses are sequel to the strain.
Rhinestones set in a single rione line
along the edno of sleeves and ducal-
ietege. when used. comprise llw' only
mriiltum for the little bodlcuu of
dobntuntes‘ dancing frooitu.
The polo cost is n trot-st favorite with
the school girl sud it very practical W
garment for her ordinary wear.
The srrsnzement of the rovers and
trimming on the bodice part at many
or the new one-piece frock» in decid-
edly hobo-like in effort-«very twcom'
‘l'nx to the slender figure.
The new white goods tor the cumin:
lesson are. it seems to me. the most
beautiful in chsrseter of say we have
bad in u long time. instead oi beinl
lull ol "dressing" and living one Nie-
lens or bouffent skirts and wsists tint
mustn't be crushed. they mshe one
think or the crepe do chines. msroul-
ssttes and other. suit. annulus meter
isle she is at present wearing. and
that’s what they really arew-«arepes of
most exquisite texture. morqnlsetles
everything suit and beautiful.
Tell me whet is the use in. trying to
conceal one; use. claiming to wear s
stove or slide s else smelter then one
really does sud otherwise tryinx to
misrepresent tents. isn't the rssily int!
90th i‘ilelilfll us to whether onus.
living s its worth. while. itespln her
all". lmended suitl her shoes sh nod;i
on see s.we vim Walsh
loot: u on her with “luminous“?
less. her svoirduueis or messure-
mints. but could never. bsve the some
tooling for the most petite of women.
shittinsslr stilred.-snd i. don’t believe
i sin stone in my position. Yet we
ssh. sud who comm their shoeliesiess'
to md'thslr 0 unless rsthsrtbsn eti-
tqr slutldthe res within. them“
. (ill in ti. Emerson.
set-Min ennui.
‘- this lilacs Dot
, entered in civil will”:
T‘ Hr. lermour‘s ‘ to
en sss‘womenri‘cth to refer to their ‘
or West ‘
nsnt in tone
utilities fol-rm w
turnout. tut hilt”.
mour. one at tlbsdhnsrsons-wbo tir-
uttered the ilite tor the. were! ill to»
flaweilmii" “tile”: is «vies Mm
ii i ii . .. ..
obtained .w t.
i ‘ " is
s rivetuhosrdi f f until tor _ ,s sud
unis in this pimfuuu he in insin-
e _ until his hesith‘ felled him till my.
(in ‘relinnuishinc himsobeei both be
1878 pointed his ”aim “l
wss up n , , o
the New York..:i‘g;,npveimnd liart.
ill“. hull lsix
. . .
ford railroad. s~. , lien which be
held until 188i. on he wu up minted
ehlet. engineer oi thetwoelon oosse
Tunnel in Western rsilrond. in is”
he was plot: in chsr e of the lone-
tiou and cons motion 6 extensions to
the Wisconsin Central railway and
other western reeds.
Appointed By Gov. Louushltry.
in 1836 and ill” be well in repre-
sentative trout Ridndeid iii the gen
ernl assembly, and in is" was so
pointed s member of the retlroud coin.
mieion by Governor linuusbury. else
of Ridsetieldhsud he» been s mem-
ber of the commission up to the time
of his death today. From l8 3 in lilo!
he was Judge at pmbste for .r e Rldce-
held district. and lit the recent elem
lions was elected at months at the
house of representatives. e Wee
placed on the committee on cities sud
boroughs. in tile: he was it member of
the oohstitutionni pon‘yention.
Prominent in Mssooic Circles.
He was A member or the Centre”-
tlonsl church, and prominent in local
Mnsouio circles. “-‘lu ‘ i885 he wen
murrled to Rebeca Sprout. dsusht/sr
of Col. Thomas Sprout, of Wsrwlclt.
N. \'.. He iesves one dsulhter. Mrs.
Howard D. limith. formerly of South
Norwullt. but now llvitur here.
Representative Seymour attended
the opening of the anneal assembly
sud was present tor the last time s
week ago yesterday when. former Gov-
ernor <2an will formally elected to
the United suites seuste to succeed
Senator Morgana. linilteiey by the
joint vote of'the some and house.
He was not feeling wuii enough to
attend Wednesdsy‘s session. end on
Saturday wss so ill that he wss not
able to attend to his duties and from
that time on srsdunilynrew warm un.
til desth came int night.
The funeral at hlr. Seymour will be
held (rent the least (tournament
Church, of image's!” e "Mons
member st 3:30 o , it Saturday sl-
teruoon. Rev. A. . perry. pester of
the rhurch. will 0 blue. Burial will
be in the family plot in Ridselieid.
-
Illdwln Must Appoint eueesseer.
HARTFORD. Jen. flaw-The desth
in llidsedeld of Rsiirosd Commission-
er W. O. Seymour. ,tnnires vsesnny
on the commissiostiflbleh wit have to
be tilted by on s u out by Cover
nor Baldwin, it hills“ cutie
mission in the future. air. Seymour‘s
death is thsmeconlllto occur in the
:ommission within s year, the other
being thst of 0. ii. Filter. None oi the
members who constituted the normals»
sion st the beginning at Governor
Wet-luv term ere now connected with
it. [teeth removed commissioners ry-
tEi‘ and Seymour, and Andrew (isles,
of Hartford. res ted to ounce in
u: practice. ’i‘h Mtwo remnlniul
members are Richard 1‘. Highlins. oi
Winsted. unpainted to fill out i e unex.
nit-ed term of Onion which runs to
lillil and Edger .i. Doolittle. of Merl-
den sppoinled hy“‘ti‘nvernor Weeks.
the letter entrainment to run until
the rising at the nreeeut sellers! ss-
semhly.
The dentin of Rsilrosd Commissions?
. O. Seymour st his home in Ridge-
deid last night osmevas s greet shock
to fellow members at the House who
but shsrod close soinsintsneeship to
the senstors to in: other tubers of
the commission en upsets! to stein
tracers. His long osmeret, czpitol
had resulted in many close billet re-
istious. it wss known test he lied
been ill. but the . l minimum at
whet hsd been i ed libel Is siihiit
ludinposltlou. was entirely unexpected.
htr. Beymour‘s «nth removes the
civil engineer monitors of the beerd.
Under the luv a vet; uy odours which
the summer muesli within sisty
days. The omenmbsr oi the com-
mission. lir. Doolittle, at slim. sod
it. 11. Higgins. or winsted. Iii. veosney
sppointess or Governor Weeks. until
the risins oi the General Assembly.
it had been «noisily .mom tbel
nertnsuenl appointments by Governor
Blidwi to tlii infinite» will at be
sent in illitl the isle or the public all»
ties’ msssure latter-mined.
of melanin ntr'the .liu
.illsl in. s will
med us he is». poor“. . .
ired ll 1 mills-“lg have“?
it on u y nest. spos n
and thst of Ir. Doolittle. the seven
nor hes received s lei-es number of so
use
too is
dilutions, usuy c vii engineers of
thtlststs sirssdy it died their spirit».
as ens. .
. «wonderment etc Ith. ‘ ;
counterfeit «sin unionist bsnit new
when discovered by ileum sen-
, regit‘ti‘fl.‘ 's helium
‘.
M
.: initiator. c... dunno u no.
. In" you hsd some
its Luke‘s by s some or 8-11.. butisr the
wnsumotrou. nu lip-A m m or
.ii ' llllilttl
penis be durum Feel
Fine in Five Militiiéd
W. .. ,
psin nourir
it would lets it it s -w your
‘stomseh distress or indiges‘ on would
test fine. . . ‘
This it unless nrehsrhtion will lilo
nest any n so; sud overcome s
sour, out-onto or element; more you
‘ yourfltnes n't‘ musty . or
whet little youdo est seems to fill
you. oriuys like a lump. outsell in
{our stein it. orlf you hsvehssrb
urn thet- as sign or “wait
Aslt your Phsrntseist for .s it out
one of Peps's Dispebsln and take s
little Just as soon as you csn. ”There
will be no sour risi . no belclil '
or undigested food in red with null:
no stomach “or hesrtburn. lullnoss
or hesvy tee in; in the smooch. Nan.
see, Debllitstina lieedseh . Dissi-
nm or intestine] swiping. ls tvtll
en lo, sud, besides. there will be no
undigested teed left over in the storm
sch to poison your bresth with muse
nus odors.
~. Pope's lollipop-on is certslneure for
ennui-order stouschs, beeeuse it te-
vents fermentstion end tsite's be oi
your food sud digests it lost the suns
us it your stomach ween'tthere.
Relief in five mintucs from all stom-
ach misery is st any drug store welt-
ius for you.
These terns {recent ones con, it
more then sufficient to them i!
cure slmost any one of intensely-in-
digestion or soy other non-eh dis-
turbines.
W
FLAG! FOR FRANK I. HIALIY?
Nsrns Mentioned st Hearing on New
Alfl‘flit Climflilp.
The senste committee on contin-
unt expenses ave s host-lug at the
dentin) yoeterdsy sfternooo on the pe-
tition of Willem H. Biodxett. clerk of
the senate. reinforced by the comp-
lr0lier end Clerlts Alfred 0. Baldwin
sud George in Hinmsn tor authority to
empiiy clerical sssistsnce.
Mr. moduli and the comptroller
esnlslned to the committee tbst sn
estrs clerk would sstre the stunt
money. ss it would reduce the rush st
the printers, msitlns it unnecesssry
for the high-priced printers to wait
for cepy sud requiring s ism toms
of men to not out the printed router
in the brie! sums of time. t
blr. Biodntt sold thet in his opln~
ion Inuit! ' Hester. of Hutton.
would be e lusbie nest-tent es he
bed but s‘veiuree or experience in
hsndlln. senste bits end would accom-
glish more then any other man be
new of. intention of $1,500 as the
nisite ssisrr wss rustle.
he committee bed siso shined s
liesrin; on letlslsuve mtuitles.
None so \ end the committee will
thresh the wetter out unit.
trur’u‘w menswear soctsrv.
New onset-s fer the You installed
sud Refresmsnts Enjoyed.
A meeting oi the Killers indepen-
dent Bociety. at South Norwsiit. was
sold Bends}; afternoon in the society‘s
openers in Rsiiroed svenue. Resulsr‘
routine business wss trsnsseted. The
reports at the various odlcers tor the
post you were rest! and showed thst
the orusnlsstlort wss in a nourishit '
Amulet condition. The ofiicers tor
the coming yesr were then insulted
and following this ceremony refresh
merits were served and the time spent
most pesssnti . The odioers sue:
President.— vstor Chsrlott.
Viceepresldent—Anlonio Aniline.
TWHMT~AIIIQIO Hunvero.
Corresponding Secretsry—«S. ids
posito.
Fineneigi Secretory—Francesco Pis-
nnsdio. ~ , - '
'i‘rustessaei. Deross, a. Marine.
Lawrence Penilne. ‘ .. ’
Assislsnt Trustees-(l. Picoiriiio. at
West 0. illsssrendlno. -
“5%. Tomuetts. Inuit Cocos.
Cons nllne Cells. -
Sunder-d Bearers-4i. stellutl. 0.
Pisqusdlo. "
Semest-AWViuoenso (linens.
Physicists—1V. 0. Tile.
mus cnnsn us I rib is luvs. Y
mum is
PAID 0 t its “mind “i
ours cuss o hisse-
in: «excluding Plies 0‘ to it den
"mummies. ‘ g.“
usentLt. nsrssrsn er. Long's.
ilerrlil scrub been «tested It.
Luhs‘sdttnlors in thertletsesisdeil.
ilondsy evening. by s scored an».
The first hslf ended leftover. or It.
mess" ban the lentil boys.
tor ism wort: ushered.» sstnhths
issuers. slid withoniy one nibble.»
pisy ashes two users beshets Twin»
nonsense score: osmium no
ensue ll. lentil maths chili
”0?”? ‘ ‘ Ahmad Vwm
D ~ t ‘ _ I
Mill em iii." Ill)
‘ D a. Yr “unit “NW‘
. this west: in new Osnssn.
.i , . Mash-Mun
m...”
It.
s
mutants.
he very low nut-bei- csllsdl “w
messes _ t '
I
The D i M. Read
, Warm rm.
co:
sneer LENGTl-is or ween Goons
A‘l' HALF-PRICE serene. iuvsnronv.
Amounts are from it to 9‘ yards, very deltirsble for
waists, kimonos, and citildren’s~dresses.
oitcnest required.
Silk and Cotton
Silk end Cotton
Silk sud Cotton
Mercerized Fabrics
Poplin;
Linens
Madras
Ginghsms
Giu'gltams
Just the materials
it ssc.
Worth 50c
worth 39: at, soc.
worth 25c at 1's%c.
worth 392 Ws‘tsoc.
worth 25c ‘a‘t‘rsfie. ‘
worth 35c ‘dt 1 . ‘
worth 25c at ӎ;
Worth 25c st to c.
worth 15c st 3;.
At the Wash Goods Section, Wednesday and Thurs-
day. it will be a very tempting assortment.
The vnnnilrlunm
The year hss rounded once more and the old Saint's
Dity is not for nwa . it's enough to turn" the brain to see
the variety that is s own. Vale lines for all sorts .and con-
ditlons of men. women and chii ten. A novclt appears in
cut-up puzzles, neatly packed in email boxes. e identiy shut»
tered hearts, for this little verse 'appeurs:
Have Rug
0, put me
' “Of hearts that you have broken
equsied mine?
ark in shape sgsin
And be my Valentine.”
Also this might be appropriate fora Golf Girl:
“l’il be your caddie all my life;
Consent, Sweetheart, id be my Wife."
And a tiejectéd Scotchman in kills might have this:
“Love.-» love, love, »
Love is such a dizziness,
1- It winna let at Mon
Gang shoot his business."
There is an interestin line '0! them. amusing and pleas-
ing. Prices from the or
.
mary Valentine Post-cards at it:
up to the unique hand-tinted affairs.
Wallabies, some of our
Grades from
$i.25 to $4.00 and
$5.00.
'fifiuestgrades at cicaran‘te.
$1.50 up to $5.00 and $6.00, new from
Blanket Section, lawer floor.
“ it...
The: D x ‘ M. Read Co
on
This weeit we purpose to mire it Loreen then new.
e
We hove inside e “mute porch
thst we use earthen st nesr‘
i
Worsted Swéaters
Children’s :
Sweeters
i
v
of these popuisr'v'uments. so
hsif price.
Ladies’ ,
suntan
wmrs. ’_ L V. «Millet-v wmu, any . . . _ .. .im
mam ”Unseen...” V‘lmu'“!
Veins 01.00. , , . . .
wutrs. anoint. m as to wrflfi”m W“ m3.
UIle‘Ifiledslsieeseuss...“ . ‘.w's. ”'
veins ms. , V3“? it“; .
bill-tin on“. hair:
I.” sele‘eeeelreweeeesse‘1l‘“
- Vein; not.
We no severe! he... of “overheat“ burst:
. ' nun muons dsy on. i
‘ .. fill dents in finish
it
. whirl. any. heir} , .-
wesve e1.“
Vsiue fii‘ILIIii.’
L Mi».
. s ‘ififii‘l‘
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prices they "
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