A? . Wat-:17»-
DANISH THOSE o
' Thousands ol mothers” are looking women—Their gray
, 5 color has come back. and with it a new growth 0! Bolt. glossy.
YETl-i’
silnsuu
HAIR REMEDY”
RAY
ion the Dandruff Germs—Stop flair raining
hairs are none. ‘l‘he‘natural
‘ luxuriant hair. Why enoultl.
you look oldiheloreyour time. when you can look yearn younger by using ‘
S
ill“
\
Dandruff ”Cur-:1
{three ’appllcationa ' removed
,fall the dandrud and ialt my
., Italy clean, white and smooth.
Mm. Croat. Rochester. ll. ‘1".
, It la Positively Guaranteed to Restore
r: Faded and Grey flair to Natural Color
~ll other "so-called" Restorer! have tailed. don‘t give up hope. hut‘rily‘e'WYETH‘s
SAGE AND SULPHUR HAIR REMEDY ,am that.
as represented. your money will be reloaded.
Gray Hair Restored
My hair was getting quite gray and falling out rapidly
ind I was troubled with a terrible itching of the scalp.
My head was full of dandrull. which fell tapon my clothes
and kept are continually brushing it o . While on a
visit to Rochester [heard of your Sage and Sulphur,
for the hair. I got a bottle and tired it. A few appli-
cations relieved the itching. my hair stopped latt-
ing out and gradually came back to its natural color. It
is now a nice darlr brown color. soft, lossy and pliable.
Several of my friends [want to use t. and I want to
hill! will you will mm are for six bottles of it.
MISS E. A. ROSS
Sharon, Mercer 90.. ill.
50c. and I
Yul “In no fish,,llJt,ie not exactly
PROFIT BY OTflIIS' EXPERIENCE,
\_ .wa h; g u...
Grew Hair on a Bald Head
For two or three years my hair had been
falling out and getting quite thin until the top
of my head was entirely bald. About four
months ago i commenced using Sage and Sul-
phur.‘ The lirat bottle seemed to do some good
and I kept using it regularly until now i have
used four bottles. The whole top of my head
is fairly covered and keeps comin
I shall lteep on using it a whilei
notice I constant improvement.
in thicker.
anger. as l
Brnrnrrt BACON.
Rochester. N. Y.
$1.00 a Bottle—At all Drvggists
I'M Drum Does Not Keep it, Send Us the Price in Stout and W Will
Send You a Large Bottle. Express Prepaid M ‘
”Wyeth Chemical Company
. 5 out out his
I
HUNTING UNCLE'S MURDERER.
NEW LONDON, March 23.—~(luisop
he Malachi. came to this city two day:
' ago in search of the man whom it.
’ clamp Arntirdered his uncle in ital,
Illht‘yoal's ago. .Thls morning on th~
pieh'olffwnnting ti jolt he met the per
sealer whom he waslhuntlng, unmet
emetianito Pelt-iceiio. at the Union Sta
that When he spoke to Potrioetio tin
[firth away and in spite of the ct
go; the local police to find Mir
1 it“ eluded capture. Manolo claims
ft he has trailed the fugitive ove-
pe and all over the United States
puitlngblght years into the search. an
and he‘pl‘opoooh to hoop up his effort:
until the man is in the hands of tin
“ignition. .
name To RAILROAD MEN.
out for severe and even dau
NEW liAi‘l-IN, March ‘23. William
trims and Marion t‘ Hymn intuit-r
lulled Stall-s soldiers. who havc lawn
a. jail hero for sumo tituc awaiting
t'lul for luck of ct‘ldcntto. 'l‘huy \i‘t'l't‘
:antcti in Now London, however, tint!
vcrc at once talton in charge by util-
atrs froth that city anti taken thcrc.
t ht said that tltcy arc wantcti in
ihodo island for burglar-ins nth-trod to
raw hoen committed at Stonlngton-,
.l'catcriy and Watch ltill,
\ SPECIAL MEDICINE FOR KIDNEY
AILMEN‘TS.
Many elderly pcopte have found in
Foley's Kidney liomcdy a quick rcliv:
ind permanent lmnciit from kidney
.nd bladder ailments. lsaac N. Regan,
"armor. lilo, says: "l-‘oloy's thnoy
. :emedy directed a complete cure in
h .tkmnay‘md bladder ”“5“" ’9 ay case and i want others to know or
from 5'9“” of railroading. 09" t." The liridgcl’hsrmacy and w.
089 Third St, Fort Waynr Vietnam & Co.
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BOLDIERS RELEASED FROM JAIL. .
74 CORTLAND‘I' 8TH“?
”0' '0“ City. Nev.
IiEilllifliEllilEli BY THE STILLSON-PBWELL GOIPllliATlllll
POSTOFFICE ROBBED.
(‘ill.i?.\iili'§, (“110, March 33,» Fol
lowing tho rohlwry of thc auto in tho
pustntllcn at (iuhnunu, ltl attics north
cast ot’ ('(lltillllltttt, at midnight. a tlnht
took place ilciwcan doputics and cltt
atoms, lot] by Mayor Dawson. and tin-
ilvc rottlwts. 'i'wo oi tlu- thicvca \wru
wouutlcd.
'l‘hc rotthors than took minor in a
hunt, \vhcrc thcy \vcro aurrottntlcd and
suhlrctvri to u uttthtiy llrc, which tin-y
rctttrnctl Witch tho nillcot‘a \vcrt'
secltltnz mm'v ammunititm. thc rnhluvrs
cacnpcti in tho darkness. taking thc
wounded turn with ih m.
M n... r...
WA apocillc fur paitt--~-l)r. Thomas
l-lclt-ctrlc (lit. alrnngoitl. cheapost llnl
tnrut. cvt‘r dcilst-tl. A household rcnto
«ly to Monica for :25 yuan.
COMMISSlONER MEAD lLL.
t‘nunt) t‘ontntlssloncr Whitman S
Monti. of ttrccnu'lch, is lit with a
cold.
' my back and hips and my kid
“aim much distress. The tire
‘ ‘ if ‘ y’allldney Pills made t
‘ 'oer, a conductor or
“we, llo says: "Twenty He-- ,
.mpro'vetne t and tour hot
tile on pletely." The
roll“)! inc lejrt. my kidneys lr
._ ‘ lOVBl’ S
‘Phat'rnaoy andt W. T. ngmorr. .
‘5 .e’ottdltlou. 'lthere wae pair
.. ‘ . , THE PLACE
‘ Spring
Fashions in
footwear
Relation, Oxfords
$4.00
Ellie Ottftltds
333:50. $4.00., $4.50.
l t
"ulna titular
Music Hall
‘ Booth Norwallt Phone 349
WEEK MARCH 20.
. Matiaeaa Thursday Q Bhturdsy
MUSIC HALL STOCK CO.
wtlt otter the Best Comedy. at
the Year. as Played at Daly'e
Theatre.
New York,
Months
ly .
ily George Cameron
tor Ila
‘uovmn atoruaaaaav e’oaas
W
‘ Week of Mar. mat-a play-hatter _
than. "'i’hé out at that/ileum
Wee ” w "Tl-ll IGiJMNMAl’Mi _
by Edwin Mitten Hoyle. We
have hail rat requaei‘elerthla
play. ,M‘n I. F. Weh'wltt.
the «in in the ‘l‘trte‘tteta
9 leate M
p t: "r
. much
money than the
it _ v
lthat
To aid on
: Pa. in no
minimum . * '
lists _ , ‘
(Continued from First Page.)
severe criticism on the occasion of
the last. banquet on account of the
amount of politics that was injected
into it.
The data and place of the proposed
imnuuct will he announced later.
Vicc~l'rcsldont Charles J. l'ltlgoott
called the wanting to order, toilow-
'ng which Secretary William Miller
read the minutes of the last. moot-
ing, which wot-oi interned.
.l. Emory Stove-hit reported In ho-
hnll’ of tho nominating committee,
stating that several meetings had
occn held and that Nehemiah Candoo
tad linen the unanimous choice of the
ommlttee for prcnithuit. It was vot-
‘d to accept the report of the com-
nittoc.
Sci-rotary Miller uunouncml that he
llid rooolvod tho resignations truth the
tasociatlon of William ti. liet‘ount anti
'ilt‘rcd (lolde’ohmldt. tlpon motion of
docrctary Miller. the resignations
.vcre received and referred to the
committee on membership. Mr. Mll~
or said ho did not think that any
rcslgnntlona should hit rccclvcd at
his time. and it was proposcd that
ho membership (‘Oiillliiiiiifl confer
with tho two members who had scat
in‘ their resignations.
Electing Mr. Condos.
'l‘lu- election or a pl‘t‘tfiltit‘ili formally
can thcu taken‘ up lty \‘lcul‘rcsidcnt
l'tducon. l'pou llitlllttll ti John W.
llmstcd. tho ccct'ciuiy “an inatructcd
u cast out: Itallot for Mr. t nudcc. Ap-
llllillll‘. rnct thc muttit and Mr. Pigeon
:acatcd the chair in fitH)!‘ of Mr. t‘uu-
lcc.
The now prcsldcnt ilmukml tho
members for ”tho honor tltcy had
thruat upon him. No had acct-plot!
.ha um'r (it tho proahlvncv rclnctttlillll
do said, ill.'('l|ii:$t‘ ho invllnctl ll hust-
tcsa mutt t'itthct' than u lau’yvr
'liould ltc at tho lacad at the associa-
iun. llt- thcrcl‘orc would willingly
'4 ant' tltnc. ll" :a‘itl. tt-uttuutsh thr-
illicc in favor ot a lutstncsa tuna. llc
has much truth in tho association. lic
ontiuucd, anti lzuil Ulki’ll a great dual
if ltttct‘cst in it, ilc lwilcvcti tho tut-
tociuttun. luau-ml m twill}: in n mot'l
.mutl condition. as titlilll‘ tot-trod, is wry
rnch saline. and in a position to do n
mutt deal of good for tho cuinmuu
l.\- llc also paid triluu» m ttn- work
not has lumn llt'tlmllpllhllt’ti it) illt'
.ariuus t‘tlll‘lllliil?t"il. nhlth toztllt' do
‘litlzll of tho work in 'a it allows mcn's
truncmtlon. .
Communications lrom Norwallt.
t‘tutininztlcattuna from tho Norn'allt
lmrtl ut ’i‘radc in t'cicrt-u- c to the pull-
ic tttllltlca hill and :t drills-rs” hill.
.vct‘c road by tho fict‘lt'llil‘l'.
l‘htllotvlttu a discussion in rctct‘cucc
0 tin» mattme, participator] lit in) .lo»
~cph hails, Eduard .\l.-tlans. .l. l-Irnor;
itcrcns and .‘tlnyo‘r Alttcrt .\l. l‘ohl‘
ltatt.‘ lt unit voted to rotor thrill to a
apt-cial cnturnlttcc. Mr i‘itlut-un mov-
~ti that Illt rc lu- a (‘Ollllttilltm t‘i‘ thru-
l'l‘t‘lillit‘iii t‘audoe “giillj'ttlliit'tl Mayor
.'ohluian. .l. litucry‘ntt-\ctta and Jo
t‘llli lluvla. .
in rct't-tcnco to tht public utilitlcs
will. l‘tcslvlcttt (‘autha said ltn uould
t‘raultly cxprcsa hin w an lio invar-
‘d a conunlssion as .vunlnst a court
ti cmnmcrcc
lam llavia said he undorelofld that
hc hearings wcrc «losod.
'l‘hc mattcr was “unusual at it‘lllzill
n its \arlons Illllt‘~t'h. it was finally
third to intro tin cotntnlttco lnvcsti-
rate and rcport it tho prcaidcnt, who
may call a apoclzsi utectittt: oi tlic as.
~itlclulion it dwmv-«i .ttlvtsahlc.
Secretary Miller Resigns.
William Millct tondorod his rosin»
nation as accretion on account oi the
otilcc rt-uuiring tunrc time than ltc
'an giro in it. llcumt wall cxpruasod
that Mr. Mllicr iclt that he must itivr
up tho oillcc, but litu Installation was
occupied.
Frank W. liadlc} was uontiuatctl for
«oct'elnry
t‘harlctt E. that was also natucd for
socrctary, but Mr. Hoyt moved that
tho aocrctary t‘ttst one ballot for Mr.
Hadley. who was dnchtrcd cluctcd.
Revising the By~Lawa.
it was voted to rotor a roviaton
of tho try-lawn in the now inwlaws
conunittr-iv, for tho laitcr in no to
work on than) without delay and rcr
port hack to the assimilation.
To Hold Banquet.
.l. Emory Stcvcua angst-stud that a
banquet ho conuldurcd. it wan sug-
gested that the trcaanrnr's rcpiut hp
conuidcrmi. This showed a halanco in
tho bank of 847th]. ,
it was vet to have. a banquet. and
that tho prcadcnt appoint a tempor-
ary entertainment committee of live
tnclnhore. ,
it was brought out that a move-
mnnt had itouu started to have the
commission form of xovcrutnunt under
, diecunaion.
Secretary Miller and William .1. pic.
lingh thought. this ,was verging too
on politics. :iilnyor l'ohhnun
thought otltet‘wiaa. ‘
Harry W. Mather said he also lie-
ilcvod that the subject would be dis—
tasteful to many members. and It.
would he hotter to have it unhioct tim’
would curtain in tho building up o
the mumuuuity.
Mr. l’ldrtoon supported that. road]
and sidewalks be under discussion.
. A. it}; Wlnlohcstergam up illustra-
iontot how various public, interests
are. hem taken up elsewhere.
, Luther, ,M.’ Wrigh told that with
tour on ottohaltiya atyexperienceas
street a mmtsatcnenlhe oo id say that
to improve shoot pundit our more
maggot appropriation
la neeeeesrr. , f ,
Mr. Miller suggested, tinnitus out
local tntan at. a banquet. Thomas not»
, lne tsvoredhrln‘ingtin ipenkere from
towns that have
netted marathon we
in st dustrtstly, tie,
Mill from
ennui rln , in poll . ,_ .
Stoohen‘é. title ,,not think a
discussion i all sovernrnent
e 1?” lites. Silicate
fildiltflill‘ii
t o niotterhlp.
. uncorrected and committed to
‘> limiters. , . _ ,
‘1 damnation by nest-lyric up: not,
,W‘l , “'j . L
1 Miller, You
Should Know
that the care of your little
one'u constitutional habits
during childhood, is your
first and greatest duty.
You should know that lit;
prompt and proper breaking
npoi' the motive tcntlcncy to
which tnostchiitlrctt are prone.
may save' your child lront nl~
tor-yearn of digestive misery.
'l‘hat trusted remedy of many
tnoihhrs,
Mnlltttlray’s Suit
Portals to Billion,
llscd h mothers lot 22 years.
{itves i to little one exactly the
t igcstivc assistance ttcedcd.
These powders are
pleasant to take and
may for par: Is to
flll‘t‘. There a no
harmful purulllvc at:-
that. Win-n your child
in icvcrisit. with had ',
stomach. or lrt‘iiui , \ .
anti constipated. or ‘ ‘
has svmptoma oi TrMQUuh,
wormmhcsepowders Don't eon l
nevcr fail. Price 250:.
at your ‘ilruitnlat. "7 elliletliu .'
t You should ask for
”5' Mother Grey's Sweet Powders
‘ rote cannula.
.w ”WW, . e...
diacusn the commission government at
a banquet. tic, madc a plea for less
knocking and more boosting.
l’rushlont (‘auduo appointed to the
ctttut'taiutncni cntnntlttoc t‘. .1. Pill
pron. William Miller. Thomas liohlus,
la-o ttavis and Stchcu S. liatcli.
Refuse About the Streets.
Mr. l’itlgcon callcd attention to the
widow Irum open containers blowing
aimut tho utrccts and lumcd that tho
tltmt its will look alter the matter.
Secretary .‘tiillt'i‘ thorium it would he
\vctt to huvc cmnmunicatious in rotor-
cnco to now ittduatrlt-s. clt‘, read at
tho assmiutlon itmotirma. '
ill Iliiilllll ill Willllll.
Snow of thc most laminating whitc
gonna at't- shown. hating tmtlico cu»
iii't‘iV ut (‘luny and tll’(‘|l inscrtlon of
tho sumo allow the horn. The material
of ilii‘ gown is llllt‘i‘l' lnttlstc. contrary
to exportation. which illliihi look for
lincn or hoary malarial {or tlicioundir
tion or the coarsc lace.
Why anyhody Wants to makc a tort»
ty sttntmm‘ til‘i‘Hii look like it hath roiw
by attaching cotton cord in tnlxcd coi-
um in a qttostion: possibly ii is out;
lltu scarch lor novelty that in rcaptnr
«this. not tho tastc Oi tltc tlcslttncr or
own ”to wearer.
\’cr_\' similar to silk dot-dune urn
tlmac displayed in ultccr and dainty ha
tlatca nttti lawns, and at a lililc tiiS’
tancc. so ‘illlltlll. cannot be (listin—
mlialtctl. coursc tltcir uses am
quite dltlort-nt, hut \voll-tnadc. dainty
lawns are pretty enough {or many
dl'cssy Occasions.
(‘mcholwl lit-its cllug to the figure
somcwhut an olnaiic anon do, and
\‘t'itcn matlc of cotton arc washable.
'l‘ht- stitch should ho llnc and llrrn and
tho bolt gives very satisfactory scr-
vicv.
t‘mtonnos \vcre nnvcr lovllor than at.
prcscnt. some or them vicwcd at alittto
distance ramming to throw into dis-
tinct relief the dainty figures and flow
cr «inatcrs.
t linrlapit and coarse crashes with our
ltroldorlca or heavy silk make the most
ciioctlvc of summer pillowa. llama will
hc "and attain ncxt summer, both in
natural and tlycd colors.
l‘larplnu and unclasplnu thu' hands
\ttttln hcld on a level witlntho should.
cra la (mo cxcrciso recommended for
plnniponlnn the arms and/another is
to clinch the hands. and twist. several
tluws ln clthcr direction as for us pus.
elltlt'.
(inc of tho ndvantancs of using the
placquos for spring hats in the fact
that. ”my can he converted into almost
any desired shapc. and with would (it
a aklltul milllnor. one should ‘ho per»
ltaztly sure of enduring Mourning liuca.
Round toos'arc econ among the new
llll'lllll shoe models. and some that are
really quite broad and "common-seam"
like. oven in patent and other dressy
leathers. How widely these will take
has not yet hot-n determined.‘ ‘
A suggestion of the once famous
chant oler effect remains in certain or
the head ornaments which consist of
tiny black and white and red ones
closely gathered into diamondshapad
or square or circular decoration.
Many tiny shlrrlnga form the finish
or tho tie‘colletemt of some shoot even-
ntt gowns. Too putty an oi'fect to not
to ho desired and for title reason the
ahlrriu a should be studied carefully
nature thing decided upon.
H. W'.-.._.Jr-u
TO CUR! A COLDJN ONE DAY
rake laxative Bronte Qiiintne Tablets.
llruggista refund money if it lnila,lo
euro. ill? W. vac's signature is on
each box. title. .
5 ”Way.“
entrees JAM. To rat/mo POLL,
_ . TAX. 5 5 l
nan—g...
quotasbum. N. Y Melanoma-ite-
' lured to eat! autonomous-a ‘
to.‘ we Dare. ' ,
ounnusmmo. N. r. Mar. Mir-*1“:
intention my a it: remain of. l , to ob
“wheel'suainst ill by the city otOg.
ll
it
’e, a motion, a young; barium.
n was committed to jut yesterday.
Bastian contested the city’s right'to
ateoatiaho poll mi and carried the case
g; tad appellant? hillVlllP, “1;“:{2‘
I‘emfihp rill, ¢ u ( on: {1.1) .
dualhti‘hlui. 'i‘wi edihy laceltgt‘o‘
more. mitten refused toduytio, int and
‘i‘he nuttomo of thil
shuns!” nonvtteyment of not! tax: ‘
,t e .
x‘aadmortlldimtiumf‘ enter
5 This is not an odd lot of
clearance. but an entirely new
lisic. thc silk lit-lug thc instcp
solos, hccia anti tut-s, with thc
tan. 50c.
Chiffon Lisies.
and thin stockings“. lull thcsc
tocs, with (it‘t‘l) gartcr tops.
with pttt'c zinc, it cannot l‘ll\i
sttrt’acc of \vatct'.
Louis XVI.
A visit to the Furniture
very interesting.
l
'I‘hcrc is a it)ttt'«inch gttrtct' top double wcztvc.
in Muck, u'hitc and tau.
t't‘cx'tt‘cs t‘zttt‘lt hill, and the board mun “cars will.
Borden's Buttermilk is w
(‘llt‘lilL hcaithltti. anti rccummcrnictl by doctors.
pcrsunv it is a picasnttt itcvct'agc. 5c a glass
Bridgeport Advertisements.
.lilltr E. iii. wiirttit (intimacy,
Eaiehilnhrh 185?.
THE SPECIAL P. N. CORSET. ~ .‘
Corsets taken from stoCk for
lot. quite up to date in every
particular. A regular two dollar model, with medium high
bust, long back and hips, and four hose supporters. ‘
$1.00 Special.
Sizes from 18 to 30.
4....—
TWO NEW STYLES IN‘HOSIERY.
‘ An especially attractive Stocking, part silk and part
and halfway up thc 1c :, thc.
uppcr part being strong lislc.
Black and
For thc woman who likes extra Silt‘t‘l‘
11;th dotthic hccis, mics and
5°C.
IA MODERN SANITARY WASIHBOARD.
'l‘hc ordinary \\'uahinutrti consists. of many parts, maul.
nails. tnctai, cits, and hillljt't‘it‘ti as it is to a grcat ticztl of
ntoistttrc. it l~ constantly harping and coming apart. 'i‘hc
This
Sanitary Board is tnatlc cutircly of racial, hcat'ily coatcd
or “car nut, and there arc no
crctictw ut' l’Hllgil ctig‘cs tn injut'c hands or tour fabrics.
'i‘hct'c arc :llsti chunnclx tut caclt wit- it! drain thc rubbing
livct')‘ ill-:tt'tl guat'antcctl.
Stop in thc llasctncnt l'nt'uhhin}; Sttfl'c anti :«cc it.
Price 50c.
An inspection of the new Furniture. reproductions of
Sheraton. Hcpplewhitc and American Colonial, Empire and
Store at this time will prove
rvcd in thc 'I‘ca ix‘tuuu. iicn—
To many
-w
@112 E. iii. ilirsii (immunity.
.M.__.____.-‘_m._ a..- .. -.......- “a ._
N
Thursday
Ladies’ 5
IS THE
ut er
a...»
eeeeeeoeeeemeeee
Busy Week Sale
7 It your Carriage,
g ’ Needs Repairing or Painting
. , now run rtun
M.
Specials ‘
Waists
We have roccivctl our new lines of Spring \l'aists and can show a
large nesortmcnt of attractive styles.
One Dollar Waists
At this popular prlcc no show a largo \‘tu'lciy of new pattcrns. Ex—
ccllcnt values.
\
l 49 W '
$ . atsts
it‘lnor matcrirtls and morc work. handsome. dainty styles ,nt higher
prices. (Tall and scc thcm and got thc llrsl choice.
ADickerman 81 Son
'84 Washington. St.) So. Norwalk
Telephone 446
.WWemmoeeWeee‘eeeeg
1
.... .... a . . .. m. n.-.«!.. .t it .. M Jr:
Wagon or Auto
, Wright’s"
PLACE ..
no women how i ate a no,
tin? anaemia: wholesome. nutritious.
so: its on pertains daily. and will Illlbv":
stltute often “oldelsshioned. homo-made
, rye, bread for till! too oouuuon wheat.
may intro to do more militia on an.
about or the whetten aptmtltes. but she,
{all hares healthier family to eater‘
W
' One is constantly coma. across oot-
tars a d yokns‘ in the ohm-tit “him-
tton the effective Malian and (titr-
rick-nntuoroas locals that so ‘eo much
like the originals that‘ono is invariably
tempted to buy them. They/matte do»
ltghtfut handles for the notice or tho
dainty and simple house drum that
are unbecoming. " ‘ g . "
Norwalk Chronicler