MUPFB murrs LIKE BAHGMNB m '84 Washington .mu mTATE emitter" ‘ 35M“. Elia Sheath Tells of False Use of Kim) Daughter-r Name. 1. new HAVEN. Jan. (lo—Discovering other“ the name of the society of the King‘s Daughters and Sons has been used more or less extensively for the suite. of selling, tickets for entertain- ments and such like affairs on the ground that the money to be raised is to go for no benefit or the work or that organisation. at special warning has been issued by Mrs. Ella iii. ,Sneath, wife of the Rev. 1. W. sheath. of the Grand Avenue Congregational Church of thiscity. calling attention to ouch action. The warning reads: "As the name' at the order has been . improperly used for tne purpose of 5? money making the executive board would warn all circles in the state of Connecticut against persons soliciting the use or the name of ‘The King's Dnughters' for entertainments and ad- - vitethoroughly investigating all prop- ositlcns coming from outside parties. “ order of the executive board. ‘ LLA M. SNEATH. Secretary." The warningmas issued as a result Furs - ,‘ The balance 0! our stock at Furs at greatly Reduced .....“...sz.4o. muss-s Mpréh ...... '. ..... Neck-pieces neck Pisces .. ........ NECK Places .......... NECK Pisces.......... Furs s. Priceu. w... 33.98 Were $5.00. Were 85.98. Were 810.00. Wore l3.98. Were 84.49. Were $5.00. Were $10.00. .......I3.49. .......'3-98. ....... $6.98. ....... $2.49. ....... $2.98. . . ..... “.49. ....... $0.98. CHILDREN'S FURfi . A. DiCkerlnan 81 Son St, So; Norwalk . Telephone 446 MOOWWP. o of the discovery which was discussed by the executive committee at n meei- ing held Wednesday in Shelton at the home of the president of the Connec tlout branch, Mrs, Lathrop. it. was stated that professional entertainers were taking advantage oi the fact that the organization is known for do- lng n lino work and is generally con sidered worthy of support. and were using its name for entertainments from Which little if any of the pro coeds were ever given to the order. A general warning to the public of the state is also given to look out its tax as possible for such impouitlons. w DYNAMITE!) WOMAN AND BABY. SANTA ROSA. Cat, .lan. 30.v-llr. Willard l’. llurile, the aged proprietor of the Burke Sanitoriuni, was found guilty last night of having liynnmiied a tent house in which n former om polye. Luella Smith, and her child in‘ sleeping on the night of Feb. 5. Lllt‘lll Smith. a single. woman. sold. Burk» was the i’atbe‘r of her child and the mo tivo ascribed by the prosecution Win the attempt to get rid,oi‘ her and her belly. m walk Fear It Will Spread. There is considerable“ discussion and dimension about The Norwalks regard- ing the matter of the once 0! slander-s that was discovered and the spread of known veterinary said today that there are two horses in theyown that were hxpcsed niiillclalllly to have been in- looted by the horse at William Miller. of Middle street. which animal was killed by Captain of Police Thomas Hunt last week. The state authoritlen were notified ot' the once and of the probable inocu- lation of more horses in the town. but they have as yet taken no stops to check the further spread of the dis- ease or to put the two horses aireildy possibly infected out of themsy. The case is causing much anxiety among horse owners. tor they know not when their own animuls may be- come infected with the malady and die. Surely something should be done. and as it is Stilt! that the dis- cone is dangerous. to homan beings as well all to horses. the health board should look into the matter. Wu“; ...... .... a CHURCH CALENDARS. South Ncrwslk Congregational. Wedllccdar-~«-:l:30‘p. rn.. the We man‘s Association. in which all of the women of the parish are included: 7:30 p. m.. rehrarsai of the chorus; 8 p. in., rehearsal of "The Rose Mai~ lien." ' Tlllll't’d83""71’lfi p. m.. devotional meeting: reports of the business com- mittee and the pastor: election oi oi- .‘lcers nnd committees. Friday—7:45 p. m.. the Hour lint- inlion. q Suinrday-~—2:30 p. m.. the Whatso‘ cvtir Circle. at the parsonage. which has not been stopped. A well- ' service: 7:65 p. m.. adjourned unnlml- ., «KB, ‘ ‘ ._ lllilllil’il’ili ill] Heartburn. Gas and Influential: Van- lab and Your Stomicli‘ Feels Fine in Five Minutes As there is often some one in your family who cutters an attack or indi- gestion or some form or Stomach trouble. why don't .you keep some Diapepsin in the house handy? This harmless blessing will digest anything on can out without slightest iscomlort, and overcome a sour. gassy Stomah live minutes utter. Tell your pharmacist to let you read the formula, Mainly, printed on these Clo-cent cases» at Papa's Diapepsin. then you will readily see why it makes lndi cation, Sour Stomach, Heal-tr bur and other distress go in live minutes. and relieves at once such miseries as Belching oi Gu, Eructa~ tions of sour. undigested food. Nausea, Headaches, Dissinesu. Constipation and other Stomach disorders. Some tolku hnve tried so long to find relief from indigestion and Dyspep sin or an outvoforder stomach with the common. everyday euros adveru lined the theyrhave about made up their minds that they have something else wrong, or believe theirs is a case or Nervousnosl. Gastritis. Catarrh of the Stomach or Cancer. This. no doubt. is n serious mistake. Your real trouble'is. what you eat docs not digest; instead. it fcrmenta and lsours, turn: to acid. tins and Stomach poison, which putrety in the digestive tract. and intestines. and, besides. poi- son the breath with museum odors. A heary appetite, with thorough di. gestion. and without the slightest dis- comfort or misery of the Stomach, is Grace Pariah Notes. Tuesday—Girls? Friendly Society in the Guild room at 7:30. Wednesdllwamnan's (luild, with Junior Auxiliary tit 3:45 in the Guild room. Knights of King Arthur lit 713i). Tlllil‘Bllll)‘~‘F(‘iliil of the Purification of the Virgin Mary. The celebration of the Holy Communion at 9:30. An- nual meeting of the Daughters of the King in tile (lulld room lit 8 in the evening. BASKET BALL NOTES. The Colonial iloakci ing and detected the New Canons by (hi! score of 30 to lit. lliilibury Basket Bull team will play the Nungatuck team in Neugatuch on Thnrtiday evening of this week. "Chic!" Miller. center on the world ‘lliiililllOllH, will play center this even- ng for the Sixth Company nitnlnst tho \ll New Yorke. Norwnlk High School will play the North tildes this evening. MU ilnu Toomi went to New (.‘nnnan last Friday even: i waiting for you as ’soon as you decide to try Pope's Diapepain. . rulsvss sTEAl. MiLK course. Mrs. Murray. ll liarrict ntreet,at 2:30.: Milk bottle thieves migrated in East Norwaih yesterday morning and this morning a milk denier discover- ‘ctl that operation» liltil boon transfer rid to this city. About 5:30 thin deal- er toned a mun making of! with a b0t~ lie of milk that had been deiIVerod at n Madison street residence. The. milk- 5 man followed and shouted stop thief, but the latter managed to get away before the police could Kol him. i “W... TRlNlTY campers SERVlCES. Rev. Frederick A'. (‘oloman preached u very good sermon on the Conversion "orgfit. Paul to o ler to d ay in Trinity .buinh. morning was Brewer‘s Jesuit the Very Thought of Thee. sung by Mrs. E. J. Sims nntl W. C. Perri. Ca me. by Pure. LNING “ slii‘ ‘ . com. Residents at: the Chief Non the” resolutions MAY out“ we- rs v.‘ Police in New York Geeks identity of Woman Murdered in Hotel“ «NEW YORK, Jan..,80.-—Tclcphone company record; it was hoped today. might aid materially in clearing up the latest murder mystery confrontan the New York detective torus-wine strangling. to death at an unidentified woman. apparently a. rosidént at some outside city. in a room in the Bryant Hotel. on sixth avenue last night. The couple who hit occupied the room in which the body was found were registered as "Mr. and Mrs. John Smith, of Maui Clair. N. J." shertly before the man disappeared from the hotel. the clerk recalled today that "Smith" had called up a telephone number and held a short conversation with some person. The telephone hum» her was not recorded at. the hotel, it seems. but it wall detormlnd to ask the company to search the records today, in the hope that the slips might die close the number and give a possible clue to the identity or the missing man in the case. The murdered woman, who evident- ly met her fate after a desperate struggle. was well dressed, about 38 years old and or medium height and weight. She wore a wedding ring and two other rings and had a gold mesh purse which was empty. Nothing by which she could be identified was dis covered. A towel had been crowded into her throat and another towel ly- ing nearby retained an odor resem— bling that of chlorotorm. The victim a lips were stained its if by acid. The pulp accompanying her, who left the hotel several hours before the body was found. is described an about 35 years old, five feet. eight inches in height. weighing 1 pounds and with a cast in one eye. he search for him was unremittently pursued by the po lico today. GAMBLEH SHOT To DEATH. SAN FRANCISCO; .laot 30.-~Bnnk» rupted by his losses ill gambling which his wife and young son had vainly begged the police to stop. Gum lave Postler held up the bank at 8am- congregation yes- The choir , In the evening the choir sang From Egypt's ilondnge toga Social Club yesterday. and was lsiiot dead alter n revolver duel which itoliowed with Ed. Kripp, proprietor of Film resort. Postler‘s ii year old son lwtlneused his father's death. 7 Kripp is in jail charged with inur- ‘dor. lie told the detectives that the iiast shot was fired by Postier into his 'lirmat when he lound himself trapped land sorely wounded. The result oi the autopsy held last eroding tends Eto confirm this claim. "LII CB!!!) IN 6 T0 14 DAVS. ior money refunded. 50c. ‘ .»w .M- - u... . i it you want to know how to do‘your lkitchen work more quickly read kricx. on PAZO OlNTMENT is guaranteed to wed ROM and sang floors To ileum in loom any case of itching. Blind. Bleed- tlurir usual style. The odoriory in the ,lng or Protrudlng Plies in 6 to it day! 3: money. ysnnsnv so. on. t Wortflvertismeou. Bridgrtepc .Asomdvcrtients. l The D. M. Read Co. Established 1857. . sparse noanrtss coma EARLY. ,, HERE IS srmpso MARQUISE’I‘TE non downs. Arrived today. imagine a dainty and‘shecr white Mar- quisette overlaid with satin stripes,.and spriggcd will smell delicately colored flowers in blue or lavenderhsuch as COl'l‘lflOWCI'ii or violets. Also there are some combinations in maize. old rose anti light blue with wide ribbon stripes. Most effective. $1.00 a yard. For separate waists or even- ' w in. mg g0 l Silk Section. or INTEREST AT THE ART SECTION. ‘ Book and Magazine Covers of smooth bromi linen, ston- cilcd in artistic designs. which may he embroidered, were 75c, now see. ' . _ White Linen Glove and Handkerchief Cases, liemstltch- ed and ciilbroidercd, very dainty. but slightly mussed. but which will launder perfectly, were 75c, new age each. Sweet Grass Baskets, various sizes and shapes, 79c. 89c. $.25 and $2.79 each. ‘ Pincushlona, small sizes. covered and irilled with lace, wcrc 45c. for 19¢. German Knitting Yarn, red only. 38c skcin‘s for 25¢. ’ Art Section, third floor. , Heminway Silks, good assortment of colors, 4c ckeins at 1c. CHILDREN‘S DRESSES. All odd gaihcring of Willie Lawn Dresses, for ages 52, 3 and 4 years. slightly soiled and mussetl, from 69c up. Children's Guimpcs. with round necks, tucked and em- broidered. were 75c, now see. C hildron’s Wear Section, second floor. W Men's Handkerchiefs. pure linen liemstitchcd, full size, 19~lncll squares, at 13c. 2 for 25¢. Valentines. Additions have been made to the assort- lilt‘lil. limill tinted designs of extreme daintlncss, showing originality. Blankets. Remember the specials. No better time than new to buy at low prices. w er's adv. The D. M. Read Co. C H LL Phone 349 Matinees Thursday and Saturday, 2:30 o’clock ili'jillilpany ‘ TWenty “66' l Music Hall Stock Company in the Belasco Theatre Success the best comedies I, have ever Seen—«E. F. Bostwick, Manager FACT—“Going Some” is one of lfif v v hatureMovine Pictur I. M... 65 3% 111118. By? Paul Armstrong rated m. .911?ng Between “it .. a? . . .155 W or . i ii i inbred week
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