'APIW WEEKS more before Spring building will commotion lucurnesl. 'l‘alte thin opportunity to have. your Work done before the rush. but its put up your utovo. do the fins fillinii. llllilnli your plumbing und heating iixtureu. (let your house in good totitiliion for desirable ion- nnla by offering them high t'luua work. done by 'l‘lie'Jones & Hutchki'ss Co. Meet “every clotting need. V SOLD BY ‘ lloritce R. Nash. cor. North Main and‘WestSls. ,lNew idun Woinnn'a Mliflallllt' may help some now hounowli'e: When w 17‘ win Street 'Ph no 742 ‘Norwplk. Conn. EBTIMATZBGHE FULLY FURNIIHED . I 00 at the 4-door, 80 . h. p. Touring Car Equipped with silk mohnlr top, wind shield. gnu nnd oil lnmpa, lloacb magneto and coil; everything first-clash. IGunruniocd for one year by the manufacturers, for 31525. For lull particulars call or addreaii F. E LOCKWOOD a. CO. 39 Wall Street—(Phone) Garage. Water Street. Nor-walk, Conn. Our allotment ol‘ curator Sprint; delivery is being repidiy spoken for. if you are thinking of buying it low-priced high quality car. remember FORD Model T is THE Car ‘ Put in your order NOW if you want a Spring delivery. 3. L. g BENEDICT, Agent 08 SOUTH MAIN GT. Phone 092-2. If your Carriage. Wagon or Auto Needs Repairing or Painting Luther M. Wright’s IS THE PLACE We have luat received a new line of Spring Druperloa. . culiniiiliilg of BILKOLINEB. CRETONNEO, FANCY TICKINO. ‘ A full line of Curtains, embracing OWIII RUFFLED. g rum NET. NOTTlNBl-MMB. cornice ounrAme AND PORTIEREO eHADIG TO ORDER a Specialty. W I » Ickermafin i" ,.. 384 union St..:iso.‘uorvait ~ 1mm) «homoerotic-emulation salt In er. .. mm... M"-..- i '-ittuitionvain The wmnan who will add one hand. some not ill table linen to bar stock ouch your will llnil that Ibo will ulwnyl hnvo n uuppiy oi tho bent. And it pays to buy the bout nlwnyb. w .5.- lloro is on item clipped from tho that food bolls no amount or extra heat can mulw it boll at. a higher degree. llo not deceive yourself into thinking that s More lei‘t running lull blniitti cooks liood nny inaicr than one lurnod low enough to allow the writer nbove it to nwrl-ly boil. A grout deni at gun is worried in the «vertigo family through the false notion that food ,munt cook no inst ihut it hourly jumps out of the liltili't'pllii. M ‘ Ono oi the bout styles of tailored .haiu i imvo noon this upriuu iii the iur~ limit with white crown and block brim Irind it touch of curiae. paddy-green. skiing—blue. lielon pink or other bright («tutor against. the edge of the brim. ; if the woman who has it filibhy neck loud chin will wear a puck of ice over .ihiu port for it short time each day. it‘ll" will aid her ulnunense very motor- ‘iully in six-tiring it smooth. rounded ,oontour that will EIH‘ her u very mut‘h ' younger nppourunre. i —~-~ , E litu'tiord iii tosry hub to take. kindly [to tulrlllgu. but in other cities they are .quito tho ind. Ono of the fumrlic- lsiyieu in tho moliiunmlaed hoop act lwith statue to mnlvh the l-towu or the (-oiortouril with-ii in u tritium or sownn this upriuu‘. l Although high build “(‘6‘ to be vorl'. very inubionnhh- nil apt-inn. and cum- mer, pman on: also to have an in- creased vogue. no llllit‘h Ru that ii iii spoken of by tho tunic us :1 pump eon- i'm“ \Viih liltittnitk oi wililr not. tho iroul trill linluboti with no wind oi yoilow int-o. in rounitlorml very smart. Very. very uhwr in riiarurtor are white blouses intruded to be worn liliv dor oonia which are not removed. and the dniniy iuoo friii down the front. is a prominent fertluro. in order in hnvu tho fashionable dPCOHQlBKe ii is not at olinm'oaaury to have the bodice cut out in any pur- iicuinr nhnpe: uny nbuno that in he‘ Motion to the More and the lines 0! the throat anti neck in porutiuihie. anti tiny one that in not should he avoided with great care. Among new non-o gowns. the double- pointed train in in evidence. nometimee weighted, with long silken tunnels that drntt on the floor. A duel) yellow coiuhlnod with hinclt in wide aniln ribbon in u umart idea to sprint inlllinery for the trimming of o dork “burnt" airnw. Those dark atrawa are very nautical. a» they do not tan or lose color and the trim- ming of block still further inrromn their unofuinela. m The entire locket of black ratio. with trimmings of black chock cloth like the skirt. ll newer than one of cloth would he. and the cloth skirt la n abode more aervicenble than naiin would be. A from or Iatln on the Iklrt complete- ibe action. and leaves no doubt in the mind (it the beholder that the two are the component part: of o alnlio coe- tome. A‘ mo.— A cotton lllot loco la much need for the under pm of bloueea whom chief richnua la found in the chilled-over blouae: nnd even an inferior grade oi lime in elective for this purpose. . The new mode of wiring the tlpa of ontrloh l‘en leathers m at brat ab- surd. but or neelna the hat in pinch. one is imbued to think it ,u latching as it in unueual. f ’ w Both wooden and chinabenda are «an on hicb~prlced wring hate. The element of handiwork of course tends to mite thou urniium expensive. Mari e few blue and M wooden um. indicating the outline of the ttertr‘boneun are attached to the a hit olilllon oviirblouae tint complete: moi limited Illk. ,. u . .RfliJWNlOfl‘ Ill! and rice panic filled for covarinx the wall. or band- .t'eet. and literature a? “billable” Bu- . confluence Afl‘i‘LlVEll TIME (Continued from First Page.) M ii i w once was lively. Cnrtiuna were on the doors no that nothing could be neon of the debate. Bonnier Snelincy gave out the (allowing in writing: ”The Democratic oeutitovs had a in the stateroom of the Bennie. Senator Mitchell read a. can train interview concerninu his you upon the confirmation of Burton Mansfield an insurance commitmioner. The interview alleged that either di— rectly or indirectly or by innuendo that Senator Mitchell did not. vote for but 'conrlrmation. Senator Shuttle? denied that he gave the interview as eluted. Beautor Mitchell elated that be voted for the confirmation of Bun ion Mnnafleld. Mr. Bnellncy waa outhi mixed to hand it statement to the prone. 'i‘hiriecu uemtiorn were prea~ out." . it is understood that. Senator Mitchell tried to have the Dtnnocra~ tic senators vote for Howard G. Webb for Judge in New Haven. but other uenutora objected to introduce this matter into the conference. (luv. Baldwin reappointed J. ll. Parrish agent of the State School for “like at liirrideu, and Mrs. Emily ells Foaler a member or the board of education for the blind. “l‘ho senate voted to moot on Fri- doyn durlnx the rest of Mnrch nod to April. l Legislative gratuities were referred to whorrau effort was made to page a resolution to give w. H. Taylor. bet- ter known among legislator: as “Bau- venir Taylor," on appmprlntion of 34.000 for the usual legislative hie tory. This was fuvoritbiy reported by Senator Penn following custom senator Plait wanted information and thin hir. ll‘enn gave. including a his. toricui sketch of the origin or the volume. Mr.‘ Plait did not think it wna wise to upond the state‘s money in this fashion. Such a volume he thought should i be issued by the utnle. Senutor Dono- van criticised the appropriation and the edition. unyiux'it woo unending other peoplo'u money for a picture and n few lines to tell wiwrc ouch nebular wont to ui‘l100l. it won throw- ing money to the winds. Souulor Parker who ngninai paying money out in this fashion. it was waalofttl. he sold. Senator .ludeon oppowd it. saying ho’inousht lite history was an often- aive legislative gratuity, ilo timiiilllt thnt newspuiwr men‘k gratuities. even in tipiiv oi rritlrlum against them. were worthy of some considera- tion in comparison with newspaper accounts or the proceedingu are wide- ly rend while no one over pores over iho icgiuihtlvo soiivoulr. He opposed lliltllltxu of tho tusoliiiltm us it tutorial committee was about to row“ n policy on irnisiniivo grutuitiru of oil kinds. ”0 uncured tubiint: of this llliilli'l‘ lwliiiint: lilo cuttinlilluu‘s rt» port. ,Tiit: iliiiilt‘l‘ provoked tlobntv nnd some uordu oi prnieo l‘ur inn lottiuiullvi) lilMili’)‘. FINAL REHEARSAL HELD. n... «a... Mormon Rendition for the Can- tatl. “The Hole Maiden," Toniaht. The New Haven chord: and orchew trn arrived. this nfiernoon. and hold a final rehearsal tonoilier'wilh the lo cal (‘iiol‘liit and titrboitti‘ll. this allur- noon. hi the South Norwnik Congrega- ilonnl Church. for tho onninln. "The Rowe Molded." which is to be given this evening under the auspices at tho Sunday Waning institute by the lnrg. eat choriiantid orchestra that but been notion together aince the Choral lint ion dishunded. Anion: the aiieclal aoloiatu and play- ors who will take important parts um Hm Mudeiyn w. Hubbard, soprano; Min Ethel May Norton. coulraltozfir‘ thur N. Tinker. tenor. and Robert J. Jordon. been. all of New Harem Mina Lucy Jane Gray. coniraito, and Charles Stirling, violinist. ot- South Norwallt. Two of the bent known members of the. orcheatra are Baltimore Fiona and Arthur Trooflyck. of the New Haven orcheatru. ~ Prof. Harry .1. Homer. 0! the Yule Music Schooiywiii malde at. the or nu. Prof. Fredric . Tiernan at the piano. and the dlmtor will be Herbert H. Cllllrr ot the New Haven chorus. The South Norwailt since" will give a upper to the New Heron melt: at the church. thia evening. to be follow- ed by the «out: at 8 o‘clock. During the interlude between the two parts or the contain the orchestra. piano turd ill"!!! will render the well. . known and handler Hymn to at. Go ceiia. by Gounod. For a prelude at the bettinnln; of the evening, they will live llletaiio‘ii “Meditation.” MEDICAL explore lN "attain cua. ALBANY. March ilk—A bottle oi medical expel-town in hroanoct today when the trial of lira. Edith Melber. charged with the murder of her child. was remitted hetero Buproine Court dilation Howard. 'i‘iiroo ailenlata. Doc» lore James T. Helicon: and Herbert u do mm. tit-Troy. and Dr. Jane M. Mt. Booth or bohnocmtir. have untitled in behalf»)! the defence that the menu .i ' wide. tn ‘ coval- rue wail unmet Mfirm as the. mam. 8' on windmill inane. baaaiwayt been [W n‘ *wiit’ilb uhill aha dice. ”their right ‘a vlcllmol “imbwlle innit» ' ‘i‘ocouiliat thin testimony. tile timer .n at taro duaaiidbin “inu- billioniwen Min medial no . bra, , linen, .'«Pllcrltunnd f d.“yW"r* ambit “t g _ A Mill '9, * w ‘ SWIM" illillls Settles Your Dubai-order" Stomach and End: All indigestion Five Minuies Litter W There would not be a one o! indi- gestion here if readers .who are unb- leot to Stomach trouble knew the tremendous anti-torment and digestive virtue contained in Diaponsin. This lxnrmleaii preparation will dine-t a lionvy maul without the illlxbteni: fun or discomfort. and relieve the mutant. acid stomach in llvo minutes. beaitlea orercoming nil foul. Nnuaeoua odors from the breath. Ask your pharmacist to chow you the formula. plainly printed onteach JD-cent once of Pope's ihapesin. then you will readily understood why this promptly unreal indignation and re- moved auch aymptoma audionrtburn. n feeling like a lump of lead in the stomach. iielohinx of Gait and Emma; Lions of undigested food. water brush, Nansen. lleadnche, Hliloueneau and many other had symptoms; and, be- rideu. you will not need laxatives to keep your niomuch. liver and inten- tions clean and Ireuh. if your Stomach is sour and full of gas. or your food doesn't digest. and your meals don't seem to ill. why not get n 6041!!“ cake from your druggiut and make lilo worth living? Absolute relief from stomach misery and per- ioci digestion of anything you out iii sure to follow live minutes after. and besides, one out: iii nuiiloient to cure '\ whole lttmlly of ouch trouble. Surply. n harmleua, inexpensive preparation like illapealn. which will alwayu. either at daytime or during night. when your stomach mlaery and digest your mettle. is about us handy and valuable it thing all you could have in the house. FINAL "PLEASANT FRIDAY" ave. NING, MARCH 17. LectureoMuaicaie. “Mark Twain and Other Marita." by Dr. Adamo, Aa- alnted by Mn. Letter Waterbury. 'i‘ho "l’leasnni Friday Evening“ loc- luro course. which throughout the 'iuat winter. hns enubloti the rouldeutu it Thu Norwulks to hear. free of .fllill’gl). the forcluoul lecturers bird on terminal-u of the day. will he brought to it clone next Friday. when Dr. Fred Winslow Adams. of Svhencctndy. N. \‘.. willdzivt- his humorous. liuperuouutivv torture on "Illiurlt 'l‘tvnlu tutti Other him'ktz." Au the lecture router lllltl conninlrd "utility of nitrriinting looturrs utiti on tvriuinmi-nir. it one ihoupht lit-st to unto us lllt! iinnl number it votupio :niuu between it torture and cutortnlu- omit And on Dr. Adam was secured and everyone may look forward to u rnrc ll‘enl. Mark 'l‘wnln wnu humor with: he in nreuentcd humorously by lb: Adamo. Dr. ill-lulu: possesses a pictureauue vocabulary. and presents his subject in n unwise and convincing manner. Next Friday he will ho usnlui ed by Mrs. Lerner .l. Waterbury. who will aim; quite often. Among others. lint. Waterbury baa consented to sing "l‘he \‘l‘enrlng of the-Gram." in recog- nition of Si. l’ntrtrk‘a day. Albert lliaolow .Pninu. lnie secretary to Mark Twain. unyu: "Mark Twun himself approved Dr. Adams' insight into but character and mission. llla olflcinl biographer wrote trout ‘Stortnilelti‘ under dnie of Octo- ber iii, 1909: ‘blr. Cloutena has to- :relvcd your mnnumriui of Mark Twain. liiu Work and Minion. and it bi very satisfactory to him. llo handed it to me to he pincod among his biograph- it‘nl mutter, which in in my bllldl. hilly i add. its his nulliuriiied biographer. thin i think it very like indeed." Such a alaloment from Mrt Paine hi ooriulniy significant. lir. Adamo in his lecture portrayal hover louea hill purpose from the first uentenoc to the but to make the rent Mark Twain (Samuel L. Clemens) live before hie bearer-a. An auditor nt hie lecture given oi the blue Mountain bungalow, Wilton. Mama. said. “i spent it winter with Mark Twain. You have him to a dot. l Jaw him again in your portrayal tonlnhtffl A member of the faculty of the Stilton Normal (klliege. Albany. N. Y.. mild after Dr. Adainc‘ lecture there. "You have much of the humor and aplrit of the great humor. lat himueif. or you could not In realis- liically nnd Iytnpalhelioaliy represent it til. ' There will be obloiuloly no ndmia- uion price charged next. Friday, el- ihonxh the customary collection (or ex. nettle: will be taken. Everyone is wei- come. No murvod "Ml. -er FOR OLD OOLDtIRU. ‘M Finance committee Mimi ‘to Amend Tax litamptinn Law. HARTFORD. Mun. lbw-Th0 finance committee. ’amon: other «pom it will incite. will be one or e favorable character, on the tune of bonda for a contusion: hospital in New Haven. it in underetood thattlio referendum clnuu will not be attached to the bill. ~ " ‘ *i‘ho committee yeaierduy ulceration henrd‘ma‘my voterilna overland partl'of the little bit " bill which 5 . ropoaea to hermit "tuition. . .000 Worth or property alarm. - biota. Morten tho'unoutit clot-1 .' l B! am. A no. it“ bill wild! tint mu t ' lion. hitter do ml. ' months lie tho lit. ‘wtllihl ‘gv‘tlia‘ ' . lvlnllonz ho i ‘m . Ia there any place about meet every requirement. and see it. ' Price, able coloring. and hoops. Very moderately priced. Maison fiance, avers and ice cups. tooning of shamrocka early: ‘ - GLOBE. Arizona. March 16.»—~Geovge 8. ahanley. capitalist and cattle raiser. wu anal and killed itiet night by City Marnbal Andorran while they were at aupper with friends in a Chine-lo reu- taurant. During a quarrel Shouler pulled Auderaon'a none. “Do that agein‘and i'li kill you!" Andereon is said to have yelled: Shanley. repeated the nose pulling and the next account A bullet penetruto 3: till heart. Andaman save himself m COLD IN QT. PAUk, MONN. s'r. PAUL. Minn. March 15.——0ne decree above aero we the onlciai tem- perature here today. To odd iodine alnoornlort and the torn rote weetlr or or the , twoelt. a in no animated at Ila m. an hour went. over the , it: Northern North Dakota and Omar m temnmiurea breve". Devii’o Latte. N. 1).. reported Mm be» low; Winnipeg 6~ below: dilution“. “endow: fine little. I below. ind Prince Arthur I low: 1% forced-t lair‘gor’ continued GORP/Nth}! and to- II I t. ‘ OFFICER guoorecnrtc insist“ illitr E. dill. larch Qinntpauy.~ titanium 1857. A ROWE SANITARY LAVATORY TO TAKE THE PLACE OF THE OLD FASHIONED WASHSTAND. your home where you would like a running water lavatory without plumbing? It can be very easily arranged. The Rowe Sanitary Lavatory will Imagine doing away with the old fashioned washstand with its cumbersome crockery pitcher and bowl, and having a white porcelain bowl with water faucet above it, and reg- ular drainage pipe in the bottom of it. In appearance it is fine. good encugh for any bedroom. and takes up but little room. There is a mirror of the best French plate. and be- hind it. against the wall. is concealed a tank which will hold four and one-half gallons of water, all enclosed in quartered oak or mahogany. All fixtures, faucet, towel rack, 'uoap and tumbler holders. are of heavy nickel plate. Six screws put everything in place, and every part is of solid construction. Just the thing for couritry houses. offices. etc. Come Shown in the Furniture Store, fourth floor. $16.50 PINK CORAL JEWELRY. Beads in either long or short strings. of a most desir- Brooches. large sizes for belts or Dutch collars. Small- er for various uses. designs in horseshocs. clusters, hearts Veil and fichu pin set with pink coral and pearls. Stickpins with round or oval corals. Some of these pieces are imitation. but the beads and greater number of small pieces are genuine. m SOME ATTRACTIVE TOILET SPECIALS. . ILYS. A complete line of exceedingly dainty prepara- ations. The odor is delightfully vague, an indescribable fra- grance of summer flowers just‘sirong enough to be lasting. The lovers of liys may have toilet water; extract soap. sachet powder. bath and tooth powder, and a delicate cold cream. All these agreeable articles are put up in most attractive for flier the user’s handling. In- deed it would be hard to iron than the one equipped with Ii . , Case exhibited at the Toilet Section. talcum and face powder, glue it daintler dressing table YS- ' Stork Soap, pureolive oil, hygienic and pleasant. 10c. ‘ d'Albert Parisian powder puff and rouge pull”, delicately scented and very convenient. tgc. '1'“. AT THE DENISON SECTION. one thinks at first “Green is for Ireland." Shamrocks and harps adorn Clover leaf seals and paper with fes- are conspicuous. Get your orders in M Elite E. m. iiirttii aluminum. w - w... _ a.-~..__.._.. ..._._.._ SOLDIERS DUE lN TEXAS. SAN ANTONIO. Tex, March 16.— Tho Ninth Cavalry and the Fourth Ar- tillery are due here today and this will make possible the formation of an army division under Gen. Carter. A large amount of ammunition also is 'due here within a tow days.” Gen. Car- ter answered intimation that the am- munition was intended [or use in in- tervening in Mexico with the state- ment that it would be used for target practice. The threednch ileid pieces also will indulge in target enacting. the range et Leon Springs. twenty miles from here. being used. CHRISTMAS CHOSEN GOVERNOR. HOUSTON. Tern. March tit—it ie no looser “Gen. Lee Cbrttttmas soldier of fortune innit-recto and all round Murine , man." but Governor Leo Christiana or the" Department of Col» » m, Spaniah Honduran. 'l‘btr ll accord- ing to a letter received here yeaierday byhttort’iefi John‘u. “all. from Gen. auntie. o ondum.»~ 'l‘ a it the first new: of be reeoxultlon of Chriptmaa’ . servicee y the New Honduran govern- .3 intent. 7
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