illisIl'tisaIndilomplalnls
You cannot be over-careful in the
ioction of medicine. for children.
“genius? bowel medicine
bexl‘vlin. fluent in timer-
any cases. ‘Ot'dinary pills. cathartic:
find purgativea are apt to do more
us than good. They cause gripinx.
uses and other distressing afterm-
til thatdaremfrfquently health- des-
s 113 an (trance.
4‘ null lgwc 01111112111! and
Command 0 11116111th the sat-
$1109.“ anestqdependoblo moody for
. Bitch and associate bowel dis.
:0 We have such absolute faith
,in the virtues of this remedy that we
loll it on our guarantee of money back
in W!!- instance. where it falls to
,. in! padre satisfaction. and we urge
- alwaflii“ ages of such medlCine to try it
f? habit.a Ordertles are eaten like can-
agdymfhhey are particularly prompt and
, able in action, may be taken at
any“ line. day or night; do not cause
‘diarrhoaa. nausea. grlping, excessive
‘looseness or other undesirable effects.
‘ 1‘hey have a vety natural “action upon
the glands and organs with which they
come in contact. act as a positive and
regulative tonic upon the relaxed mus-
oular coat of the bowl and its dry mn-
cons lining; remove irritatiom oven
coups, weakness. tone and strengthen
thol 1111111411 and muscles, and testore
the bowels and associate organs to
more vigorous and healthy activity.
Roxall Orderiies completely relieve
_ constipation, except when of a surgi-
cal character. They also tend to over‘
come the necessity of constantly tak-
ing laaxtives to keep the bowels in
normal condition Two sizes of pack-
ages 10 cents and 25 cents. iiemem
bar you can obtain Rexali Remedies in
South Norwalk only at our storc,——-Tl1e
Rexall Store. The Clifford Pharmacy
Quittner & Canty, Props.
SKENE ON WRESTLING TEAM.
The many Norwalk blends of Mul-
colmn Shape of Stamford who 1lsits
Warren 0. \\ 13111111111111 of Holden ovo-
hue. OCcasionally, anti who is a student
- in Yale University, in New Haven, will
be pleased to hear that. he has made
_ the “wrestling team in that. plat-e. He
tried cut for the lift-pound class. but
because of an illness at the time of the
tryout he lost. He made good, how-
ever, in his mom 1’01 the lull-pound
class, and then to show nhat be conil
«hydro went up against the best man
. in the first class, throwing him in 11
' very short time. 811111111111 evening the
. team went to Annapolis and here 11111.
Shelli Wits thrown. having wrestled
'wliha‘MB-pound man. He weighs but
120 pounds himself and his defeat is
no disgrace The team from Yale 11 on
the match.
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-31.
"TOILET CABINET MEN REQUEST
. FRO'I'IOTION.
Ask Legislature to Give Thom Law
Similar to That Granted
ANi Battlers.
HARTFORD, Feb. 13.—-There was 11
hearing before the Judiciary summit-
too last week sin-out; other things upon
a bill which deals with the unlawful
use of towels, cunts, aprons and toilet
cabinets. Portion in Bridgeport, New
Haunt Merlden' tund other cities run
ning toilet cabinets are interested.
The bill was «(planted to tho com.
mittee by Attorney .1. B. Tattle, of
New Haven. Mr. 'I‘uttlc described the
provisions of the: bill. which are quite
lengthy and said :tliut they were along
the same lines so those which Wnl‘o
allowed the millttuen and ,bottlcrs for
the protectionoi’ those businesses in
the unlawful use of”. bottles.
Among those who appeared in- sup-
port of the bill was George 13‘. Crow
ford. of the Ct'nwfo :d Laundty (‘11.. of
Bridgeport. in 111111 wer to 11 question
by Senator Jtulsonpchalrmnn of the
committee. Mr. Crawliard spoke briefly
and explained that those he represent.
ed desired a reasonaibio protection in
thir business. They had experienced
the same kind of losses that mlikmen
had sustained before a law was pass-
ed making it illegal. to use another
man's bottles. All 13101 wanted was
protection. The (tooliniiitco will report
later.
THEIR LOVE SUR‘ VIVES BIGAMOUS
RELA'Ii'iONS.
BRIDGEI’OR'I‘, it eb 13 w—(Nmrlos A.
Flynn surprised‘tlm force in the town
clerk‘s office today, when he applied
for a license to wed Sarah Burke. who
preferred the charge of blgumy against ~
him more than a you 1' ago. Flynn will
be recalled as the man. who married
Miss Burke while he! had unoihor wife
living I11 this cit). Pfc posed iiS a sin-
gle 1111111. was 1111 ardent WOOt‘l‘ and that
be sincerely won [101' bran and bond is
shown by the last chapter in their
romance.
Took Desperate Chance.
When Miss Burke discovered that
she was not Mrs. Flynn. or the second
wife of Flynn. she was li'nto. it was
not long before he was llllilt‘i‘ arrest
lie was found guilty of. blgurnv and
WilS sentenced to a your in jail. lit-
sorved the sentence and when I111 was
glvon his Illiot'ty his love for Miss
littrko was not lessened. [in mid lwt'
that his love was no grout llml
feurt-ti losing her if she found out that
ho 11'usulroudy married and I111 tool. :1
lover‘s dospurnto chance.
Again to Wed Her.
bliss iiurkc bud always. liked Flynn
11nd she was tforglvlnu. 'l‘bo tirttt Mrs.
Flynn never i'm‘guvo her husband and
she. obtained :1 divorce from him in
this city last Thursday. Again it sin-
gle mun l1‘ly11n lost no time and be ob
mined the license today by which
he can become tho local husband oI
Miss llurltc. \Vbtvu they will be 1111111
rlcrl 11111141 but thumwlvcs ltnou. but
it in reported that the cewtnony will
he held this evening
lit"
new»:
mo
cross
You“ try one !
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CIGAR MAKERSI UNION ELECTS.
. ”...—.... ..
List 0! Men Favored by Norwalk
Union for Head of Nathnal Body.
The Norwulk Cigar Maltet'u' "Union
members met Saturday noon. and un-
der the Australian elective system, bal-
lotcd for their choice for national of-
ilcers. ’i‘heelection was held in the
Central Labor Union Hall. and Wil-
liam J. Schlltt, James Sbechau and
John Kearney were the luapeoiorw.‘ in
the afternoon these officials counted
the ballots. which resulted as fol-
lows:
Prcaldct1tw-(i.
Parker. ll.
h‘lrst Vice-PresMonk—Stun11c] (ioni-
pcrs. :13: .l. A. Mlnton. 11.
Second Viccvi'n'olsdout-'l‘. F.
001', 24; II. A. Work. 12.
Third \ilcc»l’t'csldctit—~A. iicrliy. 21:
J. Murphy, 9.
\V. I'tii‘kllli‘i, 211; II. (I.
’i‘ m1
Fourth Vlt'o-l’i'csltteutmli. Fitzger-
ald, i: ; A. Kumborilcld, 4.
Fifth Vlce-Prcsidcntwn. lirnui‘ord,
16; scattering. 12.
(iixtb Vice-Presldet1t~~l¢, J. Hall,
211; .l. Hoffman. 10.
Sovcutlt Vice-President».i. llit'ltct‘t,
14; A. Strauss, ii.
Secretary and 'I‘ruasttrct'--(iuntnv
Wobbor, 17; A. Murphy. 10.
Dcloizutos to the American Federa-
tion of Labor (301111011110an ilarbcs.
Philadelphia. 10; ll. l1‘llzgcruitl. Port
land, Oregon, iii; Samuel Gompcrs.
New York, iii: .lobn llllcy. Daubury,
23; M. 1111011111, New York. 13.
Thu i‘Oh‘illl of the vote. was sent to
national hcudtpturtcrs, and the com-
plete returns from all ovcr the United
Sluice 11111 expected in 11 low days.
TRANSFER BILL OF RESERVATION
PASSES SENATE.
\K'ASIIthl'l‘ON. Fob. i 'Tllii and
ate iuut 11't10lt passed the bill to ti‘unu-
for tin" military 1'1‘1s111'1'11tlou known 111'
Port 'i‘rumbull, 111 Now London,Poo-11..
l‘t'om Ibo \1'111' tlt‘ilill'lllll'lil Ill the trust.
ury iii‘iitll‘llili'lll. for the 11111 oi” H111 1111»
11111111 t'lillt-l‘ NW1 11111
Reported by Committee.
The bill was 111111111111 by tho Iiouat1 11
low 1111,15 inst). l't'ptii‘loti l‘l‘tilli iiw 141111
:1111 t'tnuiultltst- on miliiur1 nil‘itit‘s. in-
vornltly, b} Senator Hallo-lb) and burnt
led through iiw uppm' boost". (litIy tilt-
signature of the I’t‘esidrnt Is now 1111
‘I‘lli‘i'tl to multi1 titt1 transit-r cfi'ct'tlvo
'l‘ltt1 111111111111 or juristllttlon tour the
reservation 1111:: llli’lilt‘ llt‘t'l‘ii‘iill').
through llil‘ transfer to tht1 .\'t 11' lam
don reservation of the 11111111111-
li‘l‘ III‘I'VII‘“ 111111111111: School.
Sentinel wnnt ndvs.
t‘I‘i-
PM
IIIIIII IIIIS'I III LIVING
PIIIIBE l8 IIELII lIP
Mn.
llAlt’l‘ l1 (Jill) h‘t-ii. ll.--—»'i‘hc high
cost. of living; proposed undtn the mito-
intlou Introduced into tho House last
work 111 ilt'presoptutivc Elmore
Banks of Ii‘itllwlieltl luts boon unexpec-
ietily hold up through the inbliug oi‘
the resolution I11 the Senate.
'l‘ho 1t-uolutlon 11111111ch for the up
polutmont of :1 joint committee of one
Senator and tour lit'bi'osentuilvca to
investigate the. port oi tho mit‘csnitics
of life, particularly coal and ice. with
especial attention to tho question 118
to whether their high [il'itiu was duo
to any combination.
The resolution» passed the
unanimtmsly, and was forwarded to
the Scuttle. where it has been tabled.
and where no action has yet been lilit1
on.
Representative Bonita t-ttiltl youtortltty
Ito couldn‘t understand why the 111111111-
1111' had bt'cli bold 11p. He said he
tlidul ltt1o11 wlwibct 11111 \311111111.1 want,-
l'il to make the Inquiry ulth 11 joint
committee. llut ltt- Milli that the 1111
yoatiuution would ltt- made in 11111‘ or»
"\‘t'lll, for it“ tho. tiotmto should tll‘I’ilIII‘
to make the joint invosiluution. the
Hound would multo 1111 investigation on
Its own account.
LONG lSLAND TO BUILD BIG PIER
AT MONTAUK POINT.
The Long island llnllroad company
has bought llii) acres of land l‘t'onllnii
on Fort Pond Buy with navigable
dirt-p water at Montunk Point. This
In tho initial step in a gigantic pro-
.lcct. for the docking of tho 1:1'11111 irnus~
Atlantic steamshipu at that point. and
the transfer of malls. passengers and
freight. to and from New York over
tho bong island railroad. 'l‘hc Poun-
sylvunln Railroad 11111111111111: which con
train and operates the bong island rall-
rond is. of course, IIII' moving spirit ill
Ult' realization of tho st'liclnc, seriously .
t1litt'rlzlil1otl L’lt yours nut) by the late
Austinltlorbin. then the president of
the Louis lsluntl road. While no 11191111
haw been definitely announced beyond
tho purchase, tillxiltt't't‘s art-1 at work
upon plans for the ticvclopmcnt. of the
newly actptiretl property, and the build
tug of u break-water and docks largo
1111111111111 in 1111111111111111111111 tltc lurvcst
aicamsbipa which 111.11 be rotlaltlortd
for 1111111111'11trllt111.
'l‘ht' Uillt'iuls MW that it would in-
ponsibio to run lWO'ill‘lll' ll‘lllllb’ from
tho propost‘d Monitiui. plors to iltt1
Pennsylvania station in New York,
and those burrostcd in tlic atbt mo
insure that the limo saved to ships
in the run across will enable tint
slcittusblp liiics to make two more
trips :1 your than 1111.1 possible at prost-
out. Also it was poiutml out that the.
tlistumo from For! i‘ottd Hay in New
London bolus, b11111 thin :31 miles, it
would be 11111111 to 11111111 icr northbound
frviuht from Montauh to 11w Vermont
(”untrul‘u lines 111 N111 [lilltIOII and so
on to 1111.1 Grand 'l‘rum'. lines.
8.’
House ,
IAN EASY AND HARMLESS WAY
TO DARKEN THE HAIR.
Who docs not know of the value of
Home 11111! sulphur lior ltwpiug ”11 hair
‘dntk, null, glossy and in mud Qtnttiilioi‘t.’
As a matter of fact. sulphur in 11 111111111 .11
element; of hair. and a dciiticutn of it
. in the 1111111 is htltl by many scalp spu-
ciitlists to be connected with loci of
color and vitality of the hair. lnttut-t‘»
ltionably. there is 1111.:l11-ttor 111-11111tl1 for
1 hair and hi nip t1oublrs, euprriaib prcnta-
I turn zruynv-ss, thou sage anti sulphur. if
properly p11qurcd.’l‘ltt- “111th ('-itt tuictll
Company, 7-1 (,‘ortlundt Sb, Now York
‘ City, put. upon 'ldf‘ill preparation of this
kind cuilctl erlh's Ship- and Sulphur.
It is sold by all loading drought»: for
bile. and SI .00 a bottle. or is scat dirtot
by the manufacturci's upon receipt of
price.
For solo and recommended by Still-
son- Powell Cor'.potatlon
CONNECTICUT PATENTS.
'l‘iw followim: wm‘c insucd l"t.1bt'u:11'1'
7, lilil, List i‘ut‘nlnbctl from oillt'r' of
A. M. \i‘ooalcr, solicitor of putt-11111,
iiridscport. Conn.
.iolt11A.lil:1nson. Bridgeport, ('itl‘il
holder; George ll. Smnli. llriduc-
port. shoe upper; Joseph iiciilui, New
Haven, ice 1.11'1111111 cutting and wrap-
ping 11'1at1'11l11c: (‘bztrlcs .13. Dayton,
Ildrti‘ot'd, wind actuated (11511]th tle‘
virc; (it-0111111 W. iittytlon. Hartford.
hydrant; Joseph Wtilmann. Shelton.
apparatus for killing bacteria in ii-
qulds: Wilson l’out, Norwich lut'lt 111c-
t~lmttistt1 t‘or firearms: (‘linrlcs ll. Low.
rum-11, ”l‘m'rinuton; combination tool
11131; August Aron and I1}. 1.. 'i'ulclt,
New Britain. blank for nt-Ii’ (brooding
shuttle (111.111.. l1). N. iititnpltrt-y. New
lli'itoin, bucltb'; llerbcrt A. Johnson.
New llrltnin. burltio; Walter II. For
him, tiltcshll‘c, shade hoitlt-l‘: i"l‘ttnlt
l".. budinuion. \V'ttitet'inu'y, continuous
Hinui‘otlt» 1111111111111 with tipping'uttntir
llli‘lll; Alla-rt \‘l'. lirdmnn; \1'.1tt11'btt1‘1',
rattan tinder; illitllll S. (Zomba. Nor.
wulit, wire netting machine: lazonurtl
ii. liyot'. (irathu’lt'i. transom lift;
(it'tli’gl' i’. .l1‘11tttn11‘, New London. print
1111: iil‘t‘fihl James J. Murphy, ’l‘ot't'y-
1'llit»,putllocit; Mathewson \\'. l'iilll’l'
and ii. Ill. Sucll, Suybi‘oolt. 1-111bi'oltl
111')‘ 1111i
Prints.
builders. Flory anti Clark. New
illt'ltuiu. “'l‘bt' I’nivorsui 8111on list»
tior ttttivct‘sttl sniclv t'u'lorsl.
2111“: "
MRS BEACH ENTERTAINS
Mrs. ii. llurr lioucb. ot‘ lintts liliii‘t‘,
tutertulnrd u t'tnnpnny of li‘ll‘iltlt-i, Sut-
.1t'tl:1,\' evening. in honor of her cousin,
Alt-11. tiullop, of Waterbury". Whisi was
a feature of the evening. anti the lath ‘s
first. prize was 111111 by Mrs. ti. \1‘.
tilt-yuan; sct'ontl. Mrs John livdford;
iinu nonlit'muu‘s 11111111, Mr. ilvtlitn'd:
sot'ond. l.. Smith. Tempting refresh-
ments were tuned, and a film.- time
was bad by all.
places of foreig material for
11111 conditions.
A.
saron'seriuo OPERATIONS.
American Lumber Company in New
Brunswick to Begin Work.
ST. JOHNS. N. 13., Feb. 11.--E‘oilow-
i111: an extensive. investigation on re-
forentrution. an American lumber com-
pany now operating in New Brand:
wick, plans immediate action in rc—'
forcntiug the more denuded parts; of
the province. Nurseries will be es.
tttblishcd at Salmond River and Mar-
tin's licad, whore trees will be grown
from seed. 'l‘bt1 company has 130,000
ill'l‘i‘s ut (lookaliire, (2110.. which will be
shout-ti this upt'.lng
The work to hr,- done this year it in
undtww'iatood In unruly propitrtot'y to
extensive telorestrution in New li'runs
wick and Maine.
A forestry expert llllii just returned
from an extended trip which included
\l'uahinutou. Albany. the'Adirondack
country, New Haven. (301111.. 11d other
study
and observation on the subject. of re-
forwstt'uilon.
l‘ntlcr the guidance of i‘orostcrn, he
lllitlli‘ ll thorough investigation of the
t't-t‘ovcstluy, methods employed in New
York state andlln the forestry school
01‘ 1’qu University. He also visited
the American National Forestry lin-
11111111 at \iiasbingiou. lie camo here
11 few days ago both equipped with
:1 knowledge of the best American re-
lorcstrntlun methods and with enthu-
1111111111 1111 to the great benefit that may
be accomplished by applying these
methods in New Brunswick. with such
variations 1111' may be required by lo~
—.—._-.
HILL FAILS TO GET PANAMA BILL
IN HOUSE.
Apportionment Measure Fixing Ratio
of Population Shut: Out 0th<
er Matters.
W \Slith‘. TON, Feb. l:.l.——Retf‘rest1n
tativt Hill of Connecticut. made an
unsut ‘I‘Sr‘tilll effort ’l‘but‘sday zifmrnoon
to not the houst1 to consider it bill be
had rcportcd from the committee on
ways and menus. to restrain the Score-
1111'1' of the treasury from receiving
bomb: issued to provldc money for the
building of the Panama canal as 516.-
11111111 for the issue of citculaiing potes
to national ‘11 111115
To Provide Funds.
The obit-rt of the bill is to procure
funds for tho puyutt-ut of thtchpcu-
tics of the Panama canal; and it. will
how the effect of allowing the secre-
tary oi‘ the treasury to float ii new is
1111(- of bonds at 3 per cent. as an in-
vosiutt'ut security. '
'i‘hc apportionment bill, fixing the
ratio of population to each member
of tho lo11'ot'l1ousc of congress, was
Iil'fol'i‘ the IitiiiBt‘ and anxiety to take
up that troublesome measure and dis»
pow of it led to the passnizc of the
motion of lituu'oseniatim l‘ndcrwood
of \labutnu t'clusiug to take up the
Panama bond bill
mmomplsslon I
so dithcult to
obtain iii any
tithe; way.
11101111: [111111
is a pure ,‘di'esseleas toilet D
cream; fragrant, pleasant
and harmless.'
If you have a red. blotch-
,ed pimply. coarse. skin,
apply a generous coating
of it to-night. and notice
tho effect to- «horrovv.
312%.“... ' s.
Than. 1118 1111111111113. 1111111511111;
Allen, the (IN! 1 1
The Bridge P Macy.
The Clifford Wham-er.
Quittnsr A (lanky. Props.
0
BIRD CLUB MEETING.
W
Will be Held Tonight With Miss Hurd
of West Avenue.
The regular meeting of the Norwalk
Bird Club will be held at the home of
Miss Hard, 43 West avenue, this eve-
ning. An illustrated lecture. The For.
cat. has been scoured from New Yo1 k,
and will be shown by the stereopticon
'1 his iii as handsome a set of pictures
as ever came to the town, and show
many beautiful scenes of.the forests.
the mountains. and mountain streams
of the west. all handsomely colored.
The forest bears an intimate relation
to bird life and makes‘the lecture cs1
pccially appropriate. Members may
invite :1 guest.
THROUGH MELLEN'S LAND.
Grand Trunk Plans Ask Rights From
Massachusetts Selectmen.
STNRlillUDGE. Mass. Feb. 13—11
the plans of the proposed layout of the
Southern New England railroad. a sub
sldlary of the Grand Trunk are agreed
to its roadbed will run through land
in this town owned by Charles S.
Mullen president of the New York,
New Nation (a Hartford railroad. which
opposed the granting of a charter to
the Southern New England company
last year. The plans as tiled with tho
local selectmen onlll'or rights through
11 stretch of mowing land owned by M 1'.
Mellon who bought it about a year ago.
«is». 1~1
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Men the 13th
a I
“I Kannada . r r 1 .
. In “W 1“ I
Music Hall Stock Company
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In David Belasco’s . Greatest Play
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‘ctures 81 Illustrated Song
hit it
“The Girl of_ the
We t”
“IN THOSE STRANGE DAYS PEOPLE COMING FROM-60!) KNOWS WHEIIE. JOINED FORCES IN THE FAR WESTERN LAND. AND, AC:
CORDJNG TO THE RUDE CUSTOM OF THE CAMP THEIR VERY NAMES WERE. SOON LOBT AND UNREOORDED. AND THEN! THEY
STRUGGLED. LAUOHED. OAMBLED. CURSED,' 'KIL'LE'D. LOVED AND WORKED OUT THEIR STRANGE DBOTINIIS IN A MANNBR IN-
CREDIBLE TO US OF TOOAV. OF ONE THING ONLY ARE WE GUREa-THEY LIVEDI"
l ‘ if.“ .111 * J5 7'
4 ,t1;
.Washingtonts birthday Seats Now
s Between the
;sv' ..71 . .11.
South Norwalk MUSIC H ALL A Phone .349
Matinees Thursday and Saturday, 2: 30 o clock ---Evenings at 8: 15 Sharp
Tuesday Evening, Feb. 14,
Cockenoe Lodge, Redmen
Royal
walk
Wednesday Evening, 15th.
Ponassus Council. No.1268
Arcanum of Nor-
Thursday Evening. 16th,
Trolleymen’ s Union
1
Seats Now Selling
Norwalk Chronicler