. was token to the old supreme court:
Ming flow Govgnment‘teobt:
W Belting UN
in. also:utoly pure ind hfnloflll
&
' to prevent the substitution 6? thy
other brand in its place.
Wilt no other agentcnn Bis-
cult. coke and hotubrends longitude
on pure, healthful and deIioi6uo.
hid“
rmi clot boob-sod MHM no u... «a has...
ROYAL sumo POWDIR ‘DO.
Rn sl Bsiinx Pondor coils only a folrpnce
‘ liviyiscli «and better st its price than
powdoriu oworld. It mskupmodosn.
NEW YORK. _
CHICAGO PotiricisN“srAseso.
CHICAGO. March 16.-«~Stophon Cof-
inry. u clerk in the election commis-
sioner‘s offices and u brother of. County
. The arguments in the appeal of tho Continissionor Laurence J. (lottery, \vns
defendants in the case of II E. Loewe stabbed last night under mysterious.
if: 00 vs. omrers sud members of IIIOIC'Ii‘CllmIIDIIPBB in the vicinity of tiit
United Hatters oi'~ North Amerlos.i liriggu Iiouso.
were be it this Week in the United Coffery was stabbed five times. He
States 0. rcuit court of appeals in~New was taken to the. county hospital where
,York city. Several or the phloem or it Wilt! said that ho had it fair chum-t
the Dnnbury hatiors' associations and of recovery.
of the associations in [lethal went to, The injured mun refused to say who
New York Tuesdny to bear the pro-l his onsliiluni who, although odmittint
needing: in the cuss. that be lint-w him
Judge Alton B. Parker. of New York. '
once Democratic nominee for president A phinugo of gold loco, velvet ribbon
of the United States, is one of the or ornomcntal bonding is n feature of
counsel for tho United Matters in the many smelt struw lists its chief intoi
present proceedings and he made the est being derived from the sweepinr
him; or uinout. curve' formed above the face.
A LITTLE WISDOM
iii the first in regard to the eyes
sovos much trouble .in nftpr years.
We employ experienced Oculists—
' xis‘dus'te physllilit’holh't’ii“ 'miiliho
the eyes. THIS SERVICE IS REN
IIF‘IIEI) WITHOUT CHAfiGE.
87 ATLANTIC SQUARE
~ Stamford. Conn.
Mon. & 8st. Erosion.
LOEWE cA-ss Alibi’fi. l
Alton B. Psrkor Msitoo Argument for'
United Hottoro.
‘ THAMER
WW1!“ thicisns Open
w“ .W... W
A FEW WEEKS moro before Spring building will
commence in earnest. Take this opportunity to hove
your work done before the rush.
Lotus put up your stove. do the gas fitting, Install
your plumbing and hosting fixtures.
Get your house in good condition for desiroble ten-
ants by offering them high class work, done by
The Jones & Hotcbitiss Co.
17 Wall Utroot Phone 742 Nomlit. Conn.
ESTIMATE. CHEERFULLY FURNIII‘iED
OK at the 4-doo‘r. 80
h. p. Touring Car
lump sod coil; everything first-ole" ausrontsod for one you by
unenfooturors. for 11m. For full portlculsrs coil or oddross
1F. E. «LOCKWOOD 8: CO.
horses. {four “root. Norvrsiii. moo.
W
L. .
t4
sliotnsst or em for luring dolirory is boils mildly spouse for.
no tiliniisg at buying s tow-prided hi‘oh ousllty cor. ronotniior'
i
it! ‘
eriiorhl ”initial 9
' . sold inst there will oortsiniybolonougli
roostiuuo'a not. not ins.) ‘
I'ODIII.
Tax Commissioner Corbin
presented the one of the bailed. out;
Inn all. the opening lint the booms)
ounslistiilon did not stood outlines not
any legislation which gt; ht ho
od. it. bud invpotl utot he lilibi bi:
signed to it by t e Idst outstrip .- pol
thut it was seeking worlt or t
' and boil moaned nortolh coso unions.
based on notice which it had “canton
us being of the best. and incorpomtetl
them into its report.
Commissioner lspislno.
At the outset oxidensior liomsn
asked the committee to have the bill
before it go to the shell fisheries com-
milieu its being the better body to
handle the lithium. The committee
ruled ihnt us the hill dulled for the
raising of rovonuo Inn finonoo com-
mittee properly should consider it
While lburo weie muuy men present
shutout to jump into the fray by st-
tuckinx tho rotioxnlnondntiuns of the
board. and these later had a chance to
be heard. Commissioner Corbin took
the tioor to explain for the benefit of
the cornmitice the history of the in-
quiry mode Into the oyster propen
lies and whether or not they won
paying taxes in just proportion to the
profits to the owners. and the expense
devolving upon the state to protect
the internal of the itrovvors. Mr
(‘orbin explained that prior to lost
{our the shell iluh commisiiion bod
esp taking in about us much its it
paid out. The post your by motion of
increase In voiustlon of starlings the
commission bod shout ”0,000 prolit
over expenm
. Should Eusmlno soils
The board of etindiiiiutioii. Mr. b0:L
bin sold knew nothing or the oyster
industry ot the outset. but prooeeded
to learn the subject ti‘rom the bottom.
and was oidcd by u. F‘rsnk lackwood.
and muny of tho rocotntnendstions in
the report wars in. line with up.
Imkwood's ideas. Mr. Corbin sold
ihst ho had naked msny oystsrmon
what they thought of Mr. Lockwood
and they Mild no bettor man could or
found in the piste to give odvioe Mr
Corbin then explained the growth oi
the industry of raising oysters He
did not believe It was right that tho
value or oyster grounds should be do»
tormined by tho oicrk of the shell fish
commission. because the value could
not be determined oxrept by emotion
tion of the timid. All Connecticut
sires frsnchisou In porpoiulty. and us
these franchises oro subject to solo.
uxt‘lluilgo. pledge. It is only right the
sinio should rocoivo from llietn amni-
luonsuro of im-ome. just us it frnurliiso
on lurid should lllli'i‘ till earning powol
for the stair. 'i‘tw in on (the bushel
of product. won in tin.- mmlnltuiiillnr's
opinion, a fuir tux. Ii mm on to bv
true {In oi! yours liilf If u grower did
not hove produtt ho had no lililliol
tsx The plan of having inspmtors
to look after the product and to been
ClH'Ck on prmiuot. was not in Mr.
Corbin‘. opinion “inouisitorlol. 'I‘hr
grovrer must msko return and tho re
turn muoneoinoik with the report
mode to the aisle by tho Inspectors,
Snob inspection would have nothing to
domith the books of o company of its
pro it won Id simply protect thi-
honest denier who inudo correct no
turns.
0
about! Mop Pollution.
(in this other bond Mr Corbin
clsimed that if the stoic is to impose
s tux of this kind upon veto it
should do something in return by
stopping so (or no posdible pollution
of the voters of the sound in provid-
ing for scientific i qulry lnro oondl
item in order to ii ti moons of enor-
mlnsiing both marine and snimsl
enemies of oysters slid in protect!“
the groworo' propel-Hos.
Mr. Corbin sold ho bod been around
ly criticised for skin; such o report
Growers bod sod thst it won the
bosrd‘s ides to kill the industry: oth
ers tbst the intent no to kill it by
tsxotion. Mr. Corbin sold thot the
growers should hood well the hill and
the report. Ono repuoentstlvo bod
sold to him. Put it license foo of no
so sore on oyster srouudo."
"'I‘hst‘s going some." sold the com-
rniosioner, "sud you wont to remem-
‘bor tbot others hove idols shout the
motion of those properties. Some
men hsvo very redial idols of who!
shou’i’d be done in the my of tour
Mr Corbin sold tho! the bushol in
octuolly woo in tho nsturo of on equal
lsotidn ios. lint is the in on beds
'ivould be less tbsn under the present
stem. but this would be eousllsed by
productivity to: son st the IUD"
tine givo the stole the revenue ill
ought to lists from tho iiidustry in.
Gown thou snoworod questions whiph
, wore liboroily showered upon him.
nor su‘ouonsionov 10 Miss
wounmbrdn. limb Ill.~—-In view
of tho fsiiuro of (‘ontross to subrouti-
sto oil of tho money bollmd by tho on:
gin“ son to ho possum for Interiors
l illustration ofaho wiosir stubs
Initiate bstilsshlp snnit in Boredom
Rubin, the engineers will moon's
with grsstor doiibot‘otion thou hbro to
foro in tho urouliinx oporotions’. *ii ism
munoy to defray the cost. of cost or-
log t o bix stool obffonlom whio is
now onto dob-crucial sroitntr the bull or T Winn
. of tho‘lis
tho so in wroolt to II-
' {molt kill nii’ls'piii’bobio thst not
dolls tom-d
lno ”idiot pumping out the
into '0'
ii alsoidsbl ul liohouid
«alumnu’sll'iim m
ll.“
«two's-«m
’ouows time
not! we con
PROVE IT!
Whirl "intuit!“ writes
MD!“
to ciosr io'i
. momyrdlsfi nos it sort si
:10: sledi for eros‘slouihllhi ' illl
s so u y
The ”a; It 85"»... solz‘liim n‘irli
.rihos 1‘?“de
I ntiou if m
tot-rive the!
or: roi «is! In.
it'uwouldmt‘l'
D ll 0!
more besuiiii'* ~tho soil In which the plsnig
and the oils ed to. Titania‘s. the soot PM
muslroooivoib eotto ttoiition if
it to grow out! boeonio more hose
about air
IAI- of Mir is «used by the soul
“ago-Inf: Doflllie. my bolt
Beautiful Hair at Small Cost
other dioceses iiovo
Alli mil-outline. like runny rihoi m“:
sir incl: to loot iisthln
top off p
libs slrs ma
miit iolone slight id
is out to be expected.
in trust the stein of s ,
“throw and brooms
not ”
tion.
.tntt:
Oil If.
ifui.
dfyllil :9.
when
or i sins its supplivi moisture at" but!
but boss occurs on scslgm hon s imply
nourishment loosing ooilos
upon it pionl
"ill?
t out.)
The notursl thi
ona replenish the
“INN
or scsip os ih
osolo Wight“! in.
Is olmiiur
footie or liquids of tho Noll)
mil preemies tho it quiet-iv so
IMI ihb odociomt’if ls won dorfu fly
sitting sud "remixing ousiit itosi
its great worth os
trlus remark!
”it“
ll
sud ooo Ior your-sol.
E'l'bohliwbomo k Hui-o
Moots." will so I lone osm-
u’urn inst tangents who
ll'liliu‘h'll’m’mxlllf” ordinal.
with‘thoir homo sud osddroso iii“! lee
OLD WILL 00L GAME.
William iiubbeil dud Herold Merrill.
(inch rated too plsyed in the Old Well
Hook and Lnddor (‘ompnn' s pool tour
nsmont. lsst night, and the former mm
b s scorn of lull in 75
H. Merrill. 100. W. Hubboli. I00.
4.....1 II”?
ll 74—4
S-«I 7—4
in . Ii
8 lbw-I
Ewl )2
til it
7 ii
I ' H
7 ii
2 l3
ti ' u
:1 w 7'.
75 Hill
lioicreowllerr I‘r-tors.
Scorer-Bilvi6 ifiiiwiti.
ODD FELLOW ELECT OFFICERS
FOEJIDMI.
At o corporotl meeting of Odd
Fellows from oil vor the stain held
in Odd Fellows l. in New Haven.
yosterdsy. filth on stiendifnco or
morn. but on the Odd
F‘oilows'fionio corporation for the
Odd Followsfliome In Grown were
elected for the coining year. Thus»
elected Wow.
‘ Prosideut ~Stioli ("I liloiivmsn. oi
Shelton
ll‘lrsi Vice-I’ri-sidetnwi‘nnlt It. Up
son. of inhibition.
K Benoit Viowlitosidont «3 Thoodore
uproot. ur ford.
bird Vlél‘rr'l'l. out-«John II. No-
ble. of Old Lyme, “ '
MMtuwanlldeo it. Johnson, of
New londou
Tresuurer-ia~opold Ilelouw of Him-
ford.
A COLD, LAG'zIPPI. THIN PNIU-
It is too often the lots! ”unsure
Foley’s Honey snd 'I‘or oopeis the cold
checks the is nipple sod prevents
moments. It is o. prompt sod relisbio
polish modioine Ihst oootoino no sor-
optics. It is so Isle for your children
so yourself The Bridge Phorinsoli
Ind WET .Wiginoro & Oo
MID. OHIRWOODNIWKIRK IINDI
A'l' continent.
Liill‘sn Bhorwoodxri‘witirlt.
prono. sud Welter it ry lion.
lot and choirmltstor. were boost s
rooitsi in 8t. i’sni‘s chspoi of Columbis
blow York city. on Fobrusry 38. Mrs.
blowklrh sons the "Proyor" from,
“Tonsil-user" and I group or on
sow. out! she sun superbly. Her
voice is s big. rich, rsnt‘stio soprsno
If oho were not one of the busiest of
veal incisors. no doubt she would he
bosrd oftonor at concerts in New
York. it seems. however. she works
hordost for her pupils. aovorsi or
those studyin with her hove socurodi
excellent postio iii choirs for tho
oomius your. rs. Nonhlrh's New
Your studio loin the Metropolitsti Op-
ors Hobos building. mil Broudwoy.-
N Y. Musics! Courier.
WW
"I‘olb “we?” mmr‘llntiasmt
i ever on
seven one It illsi boil it).
”is" 3., Kuhn. Pris
ust ”&“'°"’m ond surely
bl. lofltso‘riib-
“€353“ .lthbrnisdyw sud
the
siismrr its mtg own usury.
.horiit Indoor E. Honky. of snow
port. has ori n boos dolsyod M tut-
don't
ill
to do in either cost. Is to food
use mlv be.
your “$.91". xrow sud innit ply no points
Knooiton‘s Donnorlno Ms s most wondoro
ful offset upon tho hslr gionlo and tissues of tho
lonly rum 1 for tllo iisir over
6 tho nstursl bolt
the hair
rsiiilsr-
Otis ”cent is is one I! to convince you of
‘9“ hot utilising sud Ill! r hostili-
Wot-It iotsiotbroosiooo.
”'31 01.00poI-bottlo
nil Ils
Iillt to I! v .
or even I tree would die under sltuiior ' a > .1
"MARK TWAIN AND OTHER
MARKS."
m
Final "Pissoont Friday Evoning." To-
morrow Night—Lecture by Fred
Winslow Adopts—Singing by
. Mrs. L. J. Waterbury.
The llnnl cnlertolument of the
“Pleasant I‘riduy Evening" lecture
"Morlt Twain
nurse, will be u loctnru.
‘hd tithor Marks." gli‘f‘n by Iir. Fred
Winslow Adams. of Srhonecmdy. N.
i'. Tilt.- "I‘lonsuni Pridsy Evening"
lM‘llII‘t' courth- hits been a source of
liiili‘ll benefit und onioynlcni to the
peopio at Thu Norwnlks. Every first
and third l-‘rldny of tho winter months
has \i'llnossod n hipiwlnss lecture or
outerinlnmcnl. No admission priro
hue boon rhsrxcd to hear such men
as i'rof. Winchester sud llr. (‘admain
Dr. Adams, who is to ho the lecturer
tomor ow. is in the fare at ranks of
pubii speakers. lie is witty. ond has
the faculty of sustaining the warmest
interest of his hearers Dr Adams is
well known locoll) being the brother
iovlnw of Mrs. [ester J. \\‘.sterbury of
South Norwslk who is to assist him
by singing hirs Waterbury. by open-
ial request. Iii to sing the "Rosary." s
selection whose bounty silouid mnlte
it familiur to everyone. Mrs. Woter-
bury will, In addition to other songs.
sing "The Wearing of the Green," in
honor of St. l’strlck's CIII)‘. With such
entertainers on llr. Adams and Mrs.
Waterbury. the lust "Pleasant r‘rldsy
Strolling" locum: certain to keep pore
with the high standard not by the pro.
rlous evenings
Dr. Adonis discusses the elements oi
Mark Twain‘s humor and hurries him
from his little Missouri birthplace over
land snd sen. through rnriod expert
encos. to tho White llouho. royal mon-
sions. and finally Iesves him at his
loved "Htormiield." Ho pictures him
in his homo life. and among his
friends. tells some of his best Jokes
and stories gives extracts irom his
famous speeches. until “'i'ho Mon in
the White Suit“ becomes real snd
seems to live omens no nxoin. Dr.
Adumo also shows us his place as n
rush of letters ond American sud gives.
whst so few have 'roslised his resl
mission in the uorld nnd Ililritnge to
the non
Chonoellor Vincent soils oi Dr. Ali-
90- onto sppoorsnco si t‘huutuuuuu: he
or the most delightful and ohsrm us
things we'hni’e bod st Chsutsuous."
Dr. Adams lecture will be loudly
of an impersonstivo usmro. . . ,
Thoreau uni meeting
tho lislb rion Society ”tool :13
the eroding at June til. it worm b
mo. which woo I
the loot tbst Fred Win no ow Ads-I. or
Word University. the well-known
socrotory of tho Delourto Society. woo
usual to spook on the "New Posts."
Retold the close sttontion of o vory
lore-Iv stiondod mootinx tor vim
soornod only too short s time. Ito
doslt Bill“; with those posts in whom
yrs on most inmotiiotoiy intorssiod.
Willmm. Gormon soil Hour.
. . Ilr. Adonis hes the gift of
hoidlnn his sudionco snd osrryins
tho-t with him. lie hos flow of
looms!» Ind s ortn WNW... voles
soils on without interest to
his Wirol."‘~fllllMa Herold. in ro-
port of tho Kieth celloso entomo-
uiont Wosit
also “mission m «all ho
to Misfit.“ would“!!! I ooi
ties wing; insulin help dafl‘y or»
m mi m , t '“m
woisolno. (lane.
room's? notions out o v
Aussies irons Who
is refund thorny if it tells“ to
I".
0 d 1!
orifismnsnpu its dish-on
Mint dentin portrait.
Crow’s. sixnstbro is on
on.» IE. Ill. illruli (humming.
enroll
Estuhlidlirh 1357.
MEN’S SHIRTINGS IN SPRING PATTERNS.
Attention is called to a complete and exclusive line of
shitting materials. some few of which are shown in the cor-
nor window or Moin St. and Fairfisld Ave. Included' in this
assortment ore Madrss. either printed or plain, Pangaea.
Cheviots. Percale. Eclipse. Cotton sud Silk Mixtures ‘and
Mercerisod waiters. .
A particular mun appreciates a Sllll‘t made to his mea-
sure, and the wearing qualities of the some excel illc ordi-
nary custom made shirt. Then it must always be remem-
bered that the designs and colorings arc not common. T here
Will he found in these finely finished. superior weaves, the
soft buffs. wisiarias. and rcsctlns. with nurrow and corded
stripes , and in addition the largo line of white grounds with
tolorcd stripes. All exclusive
RUSSIAN CORD. a decided novelty of high grade. 35c
special.
Wash Goods Section. lower floor.
CHILDREN‘S DRESSES.
The first of the little summer frocks are here. o fresh
assortment of Checked Ginghsms. Plain Chsmhrsys. and
Figured Percalcs. designed by an artist in childish fashions
and modem the daintiost way. .
Plain Clinmbrays, pink or blue, trimmed with white cm~
_. hrmdcrv. or Willi tlic cilrctivc wash braids in colors.
( lieckctl (iinglinms. ilflllll) light and medium tllecks in
blue groom pink or coral. o
Light striped l‘crtalcs nilh fittings and trimmings of
plain blur: or turkey roll
Continental lint? I ’crrnli-s found and trimmed with blue
or white. -
WHITE FROCKS. ..
Of plain lliit‘llt' an imitation of linen. a strong and scr—
vicealllc tnlnil. made up most attractiwlt with pipings and
i't'aillcrzsiittllillpr in pink lilll(‘ or red
liloomcr Suits. ilrossrs with little full trousers.
GUIMPES.
of white Inun plainly manic or with tucking and fine em-
broidery
.1 or children from 2 to 8 years]
Second floor.
UNDERMUSLINS the remnants left from the sale
Combinations. Lo Grecque combiriotions sud separate draw:
, en. nightgow'ns ond chemim. ' ‘
Missos' drawers. regular soc values. at 25c.
Second floor.
THE ROWE SANITARY LAVATORY is displayed
in one of the furniture rooms. Interesting to housekeepers
sud also to those in'chsrge of offices.
on n. n. no illuminant}.
We hove just received s new line of Spring Droiiorioo.
consisting of OILKOLINIO. CIKTONNIO. L'ANCY
TIOKINO. ,‘
e
A full line. of Curtsins. ombrsoing DWI“ RUFFLID.
ILAIN NIT. ’NOTYINGHAMO.
COTTAGE OURTAINS AND POI'i'ilfiI!
DHADSO T0 OEDII s Biiecisity.
Norwalk Chronicler