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WEEK OF FEB. 27
‘Metlneee Thundey and Seturdey
music; HALL STOCK co.
M
' c m-ln'eleeutltul Production oi
* A“ _'“Tlte House of
<‘aThousand
Candles
Duly Theatre Succeee
Don't Mlee Title Play
“as...”
t.
f Moving Ploturee and llluetreted
Sauce Between Aote
WEEK OF MAR. S—A Farce
Gomedy with e Laugh in Ev-
. ery Line. “A Beohelor’e Hon-
‘Iymoonl' by John Stapleton.
W
”to Now Selling at Box O’Mce
.Norwelk
I
the latter: in BATTLE.
WNW” Fob. zit—in a hnttle
. elxty miles went of Turcarore.
ditto: end one-policeman were
hd'thef other members of the
bend were captured. . The bot-
‘»9ulaee'ttt Kelly Creek. Hunt-
otlnty. twenty-live miles from
do i northerly direction.
freight thrills.
' the matter.
‘ tutett.
PRESIDENT MELLEN STlLL RETL
CENT REGARDING RAISING
OF RATES.
President t‘lturlett S. Mellon of the
NOW York. New Hurt-u nntl iittrttortl
llulplroud company. is still l't‘ilt‘t‘iil itt
regard to the ruling- or the lntet‘slttltt
commerce commission which forbids
the New Huron hurl other ruilrontltt
throughout the l‘()llllll‘_\' lmm putting
into effort their lll‘tlllt‘itit‘ll tutu-edited
Todny President Mellon wen attitotl
whether or not the New Haven would
nhltio hr the (‘t‘ll‘ltil‘ . itu‘ ti; vll‘ll' : ‘l’l
etmt‘el the higher rates it proposed to
make operative March l. but he would
mtlkti no hlillt‘llit‘lli. However, it in
ttenet'nly hollovod. in well informed
rnllrond cit't'len. that the New llnwtt
will not attempt to put the netv_ratott
. into effect. in riotinoi‘ the contntisuiotttt
notions. u lettst. ttot without liret up
neulimt to the Poor! oi i‘Olllillt‘l‘t‘tP.
It in (‘\l(l0nl thttt pl‘i‘l‘lltlt‘lli .‘tlvilt-tt
preterit to not ruther than illllt. it is
doubtful whether or not ho. will nubl
‘Ptlllltl liliitiltltlt
MUSIC HALL,
The. initial porlorntuute of the Duly
'l‘hetttro succeed. "The Monte of u
'l‘hounand Clitldlcfi.’ by the Music Hall
Stock Company, ltltii night gave locul.
llll"t\il't.'-i:0tlrh one of the host treats ol
the season. "The. House of tt Thous-
itnd Candles" is n comedy drama in
three llCirl. The plot oi‘ihe play it:
tttll oi lite and action throughout and
in too well known too nocounitute cotnt
tttent. but the work of the nil-star emu
merits prulnta and their interpretation
of the plt‘t‘t‘ \Hll-t certainly uptu'oeltttod
h)‘ the lurge uutiletttte itl‘tltsll.‘lli.
lieupeclnlly lino Willi the work of
Mr. John l-‘letttmlttgtt us John tilenurnt
laud Mists Gloria Gallup ntt Mlll‘ltlll Itov-
ert‘uux. Mr. i‘nroll littly his littletl, the
boiler watts also t'itttt‘t‘ittlly good. Mr.
John Roche, :tt‘t hurry Donovan. use
good. and bin uit and hropnn tm- worth
listening to. Mt. Hill‘l’) latrrlboe. Mitts
Madeline Deltnnr. Mr. (Jul littrbnugh
ttnti Mitts Nellie linttellr all took ott-
nellent our» of the parte unaligned
them. The remainder of the Fast watt
good and ahly mthportod lllont‘ hear
ing the prlnvlpnl pnrltt.
The motion piliut‘on between the
nets t‘ohulttiod til the intent dim and
there tutt'ullt‘iil do were the lllllhll‘llicd
until; l'l'liilt‘i‘l‘li by Mr. George H
'l‘otiitoy. the popular vocalist.
"The Honor. of It 'l‘hottttttntl Candler"
in scheduled to he prouenlotl the reel
of thin week and its enthutdatttlc rot‘ep-
lion lain niuttt .wue certainly n tore-
rttnner or he more“.
Manager llostwlek ltt revolving runny
Chiller-140ml of comment over the ox-
oellt-neo oi the utttttt-tittn unit the iron
erul high rinse oi production! whirl
an lllltt preeentotl i-«lllt‘l‘ izlliim‘t charm
of thin playhouse,
mil to the wishes of the lltlt'l‘ultllt‘
unmntereo eomtttluulon‘u desire it thin
thriller. hut there in also a quvtsliuu hit
to whether or not he will not single
handed in the mutter. it would very
probably tltztl the humid of tho hlr. t'tttl-
mode in the host will not legolitt-r ittttl
devise. n plan to light tho commission
Whore it would be useless to try to
liilt‘k tip against the uontntiuttlou. ninttlv
httndtttl. uotnothlng might no uncont-
ulisltud it the railroads not. as a unit in
The ntnxlut. "ltt union
there in ntreuutlt" ht not unknown to
the railroad tilllt‘llllh‘.
REMEMBER THE NAME
ll‘oloy'n Honey and TM for oil rouglta
and wide. for cronp. bronchitis.
fitliil'sellt‘tlti and for i'tu‘ltllli: lit grlppe
toughs. No opiutett. llefulw stimuli,
The Fridge Phnrntney and w
it‘. ngtnore & Co. ”
TROLLEY MOTORMAN ARREGTID.
HARTFORD. h‘eb. ‘33st it result
or the trolley collision in thin city But-
ttrdey night. in which twenty pneeon»
were were injured, Motormttn Arthur
Outrout wne urrentted in the police
court lowdown technical charge or
Moduli. ’i‘he’o wont over ttntil
getttrdey under_ do 013500.
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out Etont‘.8atltt::fltlit l- 'll'itYPt t... ~ , .
eef'rlyi‘ee'eloiithlterienlrlehmevi ditto-r .1,
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”All? .. Folio:
not. point. tlfeitprit tutti ‘tlth liittwtl
' 9. Mir of novelty.
. , Therein notion
. . 3 which e young
, 3|.“ or Wt
t
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"A llncht-lor‘n Honeymoon. u (um
i otnrdy by John Sinpinton. lit the tit-
trnt‘tlon announced tor tit-xi Wl‘t'lt. ’l‘ltlt
.ln eomltleretl to he one oi the heat
i'itt't'o ootnotliou ever written.
“twwwnu ..,
ill lttttttt Ilium.
(the of the new ltloutt in gonna thin
tprinn in tho combination of silk with
littgttrlt- llllllt‘lllllh. A skirt of. tiny,
"it ; o d.- t-ttltte or tuonunlino will here
it tittlllt‘itltlllt" topic of liendotnbroider‘
ed hutlete or eltcnr linen. the rettttlt
being l\ gown that loolut detnty end
tlrtvtttty ntttl at the name time Would be
v‘ntulortnbln on the hottest of d e.
Slut-it a gown. also, in unproprleteaior
eltltor day or evening.
Bron orl oatmeal hens [or the bath
ow rotreuhlntt end not dldirttit to make
at home. One third each of eheved
soup. ottttnettl tutti orritt powtldr ill I
mod proportion.
in order to have utuamor bloueoe out
with twttaant elmtVoe enmo throunlt the,
ardent or leuntlorlng well. the liltli’d‘
like it poreonel interest itt‘lhe tlnllltldl
to pull Inch eleevee ottt‘of nhepe hill
to. must both know her buetneee and», loo
look of her work. for it. in for slim.
no it... own not "the
Benellt‘l’ur the .lilph \ School
Athletit; Attestation
lllilllllli’illllllilllli ~
ill il’l’lilli llii Hill
High demote .ll'eiealeti Bridge-
port Team, 17 to 5
A very large crowd of basketball
loving tnntt and the manner or the
Norwelk high wheels untl him of the
Sixth Company team were much dlttnp-
poltnod‘over the way the game turned
out at the armory lent mill“. The game
was euuumwd to he o bottom for the
High 8c ool Athletic Auaorlutlou. and
war «it or nt‘tt 7mm extent that it
did not go far enough. The Bridge-
: h h school team wee booked tot-
§ / .mme end‘wero on time. ”rite
, ' ‘wne not in (not nor as good tut
lute been seen on the tloor and the only
reason lor‘thle Mu that Bridkouort'
played under A. A. U. rules. which at:
love dribbling with one and Only.
:Thle tyne new to Not-mime: tiret. but
they soon not on to “land toward the
end or the ”mobbed“ to run up a
stood score. Bridgeport did not show
up as well tut in the pfflvlfltlfl hint-e
w and that also mule Norwnllt n t‘ anon.
Title more at the end of the unit hell
wee eeven to tour tor Norwelk. end in
the recent! nonunion they trimmed their
opponents it) to l. lite llnal room
we seventeen to tire for Norwelh.
The great dleeppolntmnnt eeme
when the tit-st game was over. Two
of the t..inroln players. who were hook-
ed for the big game arriVe-d. ll thb
armory at 7:10. and tttttted thet the
other men ltntl mieeod the train and
would be on the 9216. They wire on
it wall enough nndnil would have went
well had they Ilhyod on. but they
didn't. For some mutton they left the
train nt hurlen «nu came the remind»
or of the way hy‘trelley. arriving et
the armory about in o‘clouk. and after
Manager“ lloren had refunded about
tilt» of the money received. The name
was not by any menu it benefit end
only the large tinie‘ot tickets operated
money being lottl. The Knickerbocker:
will play the Sixth Company idem
next Monday night nti it in not known
whether the limit
at the armory "Mr not.'lt Itu lott-
tmeo that the seem would elm mt
nlrht. but whether this in no or not
‘r'ottltl not he mm woven. The
lineup ttntl were 0! the some:
N. H. s. i I. H. e.
Conic-lit), Wilson ..... . ....... Tuttlo
Right Fyrtverd.
Greenwood .......... Porter. lierto
Let: Guard.
Ferris .............. Werner
Cent".
Wlln'm lamnol
intuit ‘t't‘uit'rn.
t‘tittlt‘llo, Olllttrn . noiavella. Cent.
la‘it 33mm. ‘
Field t‘ioulttwt‘ eilo. Greenwood.
t; Ferris. Wiltton and O‘ilero: Porter
'tntl livlntrnlin
Foul» thrown- Costello and lietnttm.
lit-ferret" Charles \‘nlohlll‘ttn
Scorer i‘, t‘. tlotiiroy.
'l‘llltt‘l‘: Monroe
w. ... “was"...
"l“ltt‘lt‘. .loo" t‘nnnott at a tllttttt‘lfiitt
t\‘ttttltltttttou. until at npenltertt‘ errors:
“All sprain-tit make queer errore
now nnti thou. illneily. though. they
:0th thorn utth eddroea.
“(.lnt'o in the. llllnole lemeleturo.
thorn. wore two men. Memento Herri-
uun and llttrthten Moutugue. the tint
rm very short. the eecond very tell;
but the speaker during a debuteflonqe
eddreuod the tar tree the letter. '
file recovered t «it. however.
very quickly. ‘ lie ‘ willie chuckle:
K" it in etruntte thet it'd ehould tfilto
errhtou Mont it ‘ r out e er-
rleon—éthttt l'ellullldwl’nelte nor a title-
dlflerouoo‘ ween-yon two gentlemen
in there in between e ltoreo chestnut.
and a cheetuut hohu.’ “ ’
Gov. Woodrun‘ Wileen ‘ oeutpletne
that tho Pentteylvanltt rflim ii ‘I
rd wood the middle or New .Jer-
up". neutron n he .o .i l
”to ‘ ntd‘flnnhhtew ‘
spoil the nptmttrnnco tutti uhlpe'oti‘iho
wu‘let than not. . ' t 1. iii"
‘llpott blouses or trite-or Mitre ‘1
énllnr and units of hlnrk dilute
- t
loco hundtt and innate _
henttt oncolor tluurn hits ’ »
lingerie. illplltlt‘a. for uprhta Iiiti i
met". shout tlieevrtt tire tittlttltd . ‘
alllL‘ll humid oi inott‘lmrtiot‘xtl \t'lt pill ‘
blue. lavender or green.
tinyryoite ie tutrrteti out. in line nine
manner. t, y I, .4... a.
erreeeempltntmntm
. ii need intuitiodiiin-fittiih
non mly-eeuiphlttir
motertlnrotttdl
to or her career. mini unite-tried
than good manner Even in no not
the word
Whotldtttifudhlo elite: timid”, ‘ ' {I
W M“: 0W4”
trout: $333;er '
ediylltttiorhh shove u “ ‘
!.
untl alien uni ,
rellhhlt'i pelt .°' eneperl‘ ‘e
hooltt will appear mil
take eel etwtorneeremu met I‘ tilt!
" tun e '
.:. my" ‘ ‘
"i All ll .«
f "t
its
”Willi
m
, Proves Quinine is Never Eilecllvc in
the Cure. oil It Seine Celtl
, oelho Grim p
g . lppe eo
“Nomi y u a. doee at if on Gold
Compound every two hours until threat
“counteeutive down are taken.
headache. hood and
duliuele. noee
.treee begin to leave alter the very first
done.
of three yoerti' reueetch it, it, coat ol
more than titty th’onttend (toilet-e, and
contains no quinine. which we have
donelu’elvely demonstrated .1 not. of-
leetlve lit the treatment 0 colds or
urippe. ‘
directed, with the knowledgb thet
there in no other medicine made any-
where else in the World; which will
cure your cold or end 'Grippe misery
as promptly and withouoeny other on-
etetnnce or bed attemttecte as e 25
cent package or Pope‘s Cold Com-
pound. which any druuiet in the
world eon supply. ~
'WWBM
unto us llllll
Some Familiar Names Recalled
by an Article in the Ridge-
ileltl Press
. M
The minefield Prose reprints from
the column» or its tune or April 29.
1898, an article about the contttructlnn
of tho brunch railroad from Brunch-
vtllo to Ridgeneld. in which appear
ttotno name: that were {emitter to Dan-
hury in connection with railroad nt-
‘teire ot a generation or two ago. The
article follows:
It was twenty-eight years ago on
the 20th of April that the tlrttt mil to!
laid 'on the Ridgeheld branch or the
Dunbary and Norwellt rnilroad. which
made it possible a tow wealth other
word for the people oi' the village to
so by steam to any port of the court
try. “More, title the citizens or titt-
router or the town uttl when were
compelled to go either by ourrlttne or
walk to the neorent railroad depot. eit-
ueted nt llrunehvllle. then known at
Ridnhold 1121110“th dleteuep oi“ tour
en. .
Neturelly. when the worn origin:
the mile heroine fittncl'lllyvitnmt'n in
tho village there was greet. rejoicing.
overyhodytioollhn that-amuse would
follow. and certainly ttlnt‘o then tht
town nu tnttde reellt- an Incl ti
strides. though there erg etl e a?
nut to t 1!
Ridge
uhortcominn. But it we
vilimn’thirty were no,
tlttld without reilwtty oomtnunicetton
would rotrogrede. and when the on
nine hunt: to metro lte daily trips up
the hill. winding eround the verltnhlt
then it wee that New York people
and other: new the poettihiiltlee ot the
vlllegeus n hoelth resort.
lint utter ell the growth of the town
hen perhnptt been mom noticeeble dun
but the peel tilteon ycent. thouth of
this doroloputettt with the opening of
the brunrh.
to an interview with the veteren err
sinner. Smith Gilbert. it low due ago.
tntreettng facts about. the brunch.
which our reader» will doubtless thin
quite outertelnlug."
"You eay the than tell was laid at
the lower switch Juet below ihr
Brattchvlllo elation on
April. 1870.
run up the hill. Mr. Gilbert!" queried
the re rler.
ll'll well ee it it happened *yeeterdm
remedy rm to dell
go when the um «I
when ejtlret treln came into the new
[dietio oh I Soturtlly’htllit‘mthe
01‘ Juror-three
twee saluted filth dhee
mm! of ptt‘mile wlioh '
tbl‘ some time ttt the «not .
ii.‘ influence J. Brlm'hetl‘
the t rattle end eleo ., .
tor. e dtmdrlt'tr tier t"!
' 'ttn teee light it new in:
t it n he hrotts
Add. or
. the title trlp‘l'epedtflie
.gort'ttnt'u'jtedld: . .. 5”“
i ring. if). £11m. iho’Mtlllimtl; a!)
by.
“to t ,.‘."‘i“"‘
‘ ,
f . “i, e I
orifltu ‘ p
uduw .tirtih
l
’ earn. thenmlteriwho «whit-awn ’ f2
' t I I
‘ Nothlnt ellet that you can take will
,hroelt your ‘cold or end
The most mleerehia neurelele petite. .
stoned up, reveriehneee. sneezing, run: .‘
nine of the noun tore threat. mueo‘tte ‘
catorrhel dlttclterlee, antenna. I edit- '
need. rheumetllm mine and other the: >
“Benefit Cold Compound l the rottult t
Tulle title hut-mike compound as:
The 1. M M :
ward H. Smith.
and W. E. Cal‘s;
motive mneir
wee the tint engineer under whim l: hart. operator him bookkeeper. At the
horseshoe into the Ridgetield etetion.
course tho inundation wee mute for
the writer gleaned a number or very
the 20th of
When did the first. truth
. "Wei. do you littoral remember it .
ted in thoMF
”it“ ll“. Ind
“I" .
deem Inigo “it” ;
mm
it) venom.
t“ hih‘m‘h I -
u’elltthowt
the
n. he.
dill
It >'
tent: on
:rm.
1’
more 1857-
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"“3129“an wntsrsr‘on STYLg: .
AND ots'rtucrtou. a} ;‘
Some late arrivals at the Waist Dephrtmeitt include
very smart models in Marquisette, Crepe deChlhc, Messa-
line and Soft 'l‘ni’fetas. ” ‘ ‘
The Voilee. Merquieettce and Crepee wlticlttero adorned
with Bulgarian embroidery attract attention. Sleeves are
short or three—quarters in length. The kimono sleeve is in
evidence. Cltetnisettes of point tl'esprit nud‘lrittltx lace are
tucked effectively into the necks of simple little waists. Of-
ten 3 row or cluster of tiny buttons adds a distinctive touch.
Black and white combinations are high in favtrr, and the '
soft shades known as "candlelight colors," are many.
Wash Silks are to be worn. and among them are many
tailort‘tl styles. and some with soft stocks.
Second floor, Carpet Store elevator.
a
women's UMBRELLAS, A SPECIAL.
Fast black cloth with thpe edge, and 26-inch size,”
mounted in fancy handles 'of wide assortment, or with plain
Mission sticks. ~
Guaranteed fast color and very good value.
$1.00 each
.‘\llllOllllt‘t‘lllClli is made of the arrival of some genuine
(.‘lttny Laces. in narrow and medium widths, insertions and
edges, suitable for linen dresses and waists.
m
"Anti-Dust." A compound for use on carpets. rugs. or
floors. in swuepittg. it"ptztssesses adhesive qualities with a
disinfectant. killing germs. moths. etc. It also of course pre-
vents. any rising dust. In pound cans. 10¢ each.
.
m on tug-ennui line. "it... the» trainer the name are
foreman o! the loot»- leeloueiy: wretched orer'ihyrfienlernln
on et Denbnry. who. F.0rouehl‘ey.‘hietited1ty‘mlph W. Oll-
n .
dthet- end of the breech “out E. a.
m. .
Then Mr. Gilbert eeid that the tint mat: in u vtittut tn‘hie department
sullen agent. on well ee conductoruneny other nuclei ‘ -
«its Albert N. 't‘ttotnee, end the tint want—we etmoer to trim most ac-
“.mltetrten . ‘
heter- oottductore hue been berm end :' vice at thid‘ piece—Fred J.’
loo. Theme.
Willlem Vernon, Frank Road. John 8.
Wood. John Dyer. Clerence G. Need.
Burnett Smith. the patient
tree! Mint
Smith Gilbert.
Brown. tironttttt Ind substitute. out.
poor. who commenced running on Pet»
rttlry' no. im: Ghnrloe mantra-mee-
mentor. and JohniWelltor. bnkotuen:
ll 100 road.
I
wee Howe. tire worker itr the Adams ”fihfm
3‘.
Benjhmln P.
eon: of Albert Thoma; ; ie not only quick to reeitond tntoelie
Tr W.‘but eteo quick lt‘i ' file
«my: them. He is one of tit moot
Ielt‘amrge‘t'lc end able of our local "fire
0 t» - .1. . ,- l.
t . , lilllllllll tilt ‘
Miocene-ham Lott.
hale Orchid] blowout ‘
anew vonlt. rob. oar-comm to
. theenn-aupoemeut mode ettheoloeo
cit testweehno new! matte: or
. ; miner mettmee heldvtodey‘to titti-
' in!" what ehould bottom.» tho rill r
meddle regent to the Milton heeded
wn ytheliiontlto. _ ' e;
. ‘ttltieelont‘oli'lllluretilygmeg
“*3 1M fitmlfllm- A“
tntorm'ei denim!» held et Grend ,
’ (imagination ueothenubieot;
. humor-t , union-anew
i to .ttxut w
i
omelent l
Weir. conductor.
engineer. Churl‘ee F.
Norwalk Chronicler