SAGE AND SULPHUR HAIR REMEDY I trial.
DANISH THOSE GRAY HAIRS!
\ Kill th9 Dandruff Germs-Stop Heir E‘nllin‘
Thousands ol mothers are looking wanna—Their grey belts are gone.” The natural
color has come back. and with it a new growth at colt. glossy. luxuriant heir. Why ehould
you look old beiore your time. when you can look yearn younger by union! .
WYETF ’3 W
SAGEWSULPHUA
HAIR RED'MEY
It In Poeitlvely " Guaranteed to Restore
Fadodend Grey flair to Natural Color
ll other "eo-celled" Reetorere have tailed. don't give up hope. bul‘ilfi‘m‘fll's
ee represented. your money will be inflated.
PROFIT DY OTHER? EXPERIENCE
Grey lieu- Restored Grew rim onTniild’n‘e'i‘e
Ilylieirwae tting quitegte and falllnt entreplily m a”. um 7m- in: no a...
and I was tron led with e to his itching or the ecel p. 'lellinx‘rlltt "la ”m; high until the top
My head wee tail of dandruff, which fella a my clothes of my a.“ war on held. About ion:
end kept me continually br'uehinz While on e monthe ego i commenced using Sage and Bal-
viait to ROOM" I heard
cations relieved the itchitt my heir It {on bettiee. ‘l‘h h head
in: out and gradually came b'lck to ite netnr color. it to rein y covered end .he‘e'pam m “ ln‘t’flcker.
is now a nice derrbrown color, eott, flouy eadplle hie. ~ I eheli keep on aria: it a while . ea I
aural or my gill“. went to; neel £0341 it'll.“ to eetloee Minutemen“.
9 ml Oil M0 the or e 2 ea
“A“ A V 1.02%” prune are...
Dharon. letter W. I. I.
soc and $1.00'n Bottle—At all bronco
”Whocsllotll b.5cnstthePrlc lamenilw
ll Y Send YovTLnI-ge Bottle, Express lirepnld ‘ Will
Wyeth Chemical C9mpnny
,‘lc 1.9..
in
or your Sage and 8a! a; v
for the hair. I got‘. e bottle end need it. A row aghpll-n
SILE Illll llEllilllMEllllEll IV lllE STILLSIll-PDWELL llllllPllllATlllll
You can no [III-.mnot exactly
phat. The lret bottle eeelaed to do name
:22“! kept ruin: it regularly until new I ve
14 CORTLAND? CTR!“
b
Dendrull been!
Dhree‘lappllcallone‘remmd
ell the dendrud and left my
Icelp clean. white and month.
‘ Winston. Rochester. ll. 9Y9
a
New York 0“?- "of.
WILTllll MAN I SIJIGIDE
Bl HANGING
(Continued from First Page.)
rolliders that some months ago a Wii~
ton man by‘ the hump of Jerry Bales.
was before Judge Henry W. Gregory.
oi” the Noi'walk l’roonto Court. and
was committed by that oiilclal to West-
port sanitarlum until he should be-
come normal again. He was afflicted
with fits of temporary insanity and
used to raise ructions when one of
there his came on.
Mr. Bates remained in chtport un-A
til it was thought he had fully recover-
ed from the tendency to have these
spells and had been home quite a
time. Nothing out of the ordinary had
occurred or late and he was thought
to have entirely recovered. Ychtcrday
all the people in the house where he
roalded went out for tho day. leaving
him in solo Imusesuion ol the place.
When the people loft in the morning.
it. was they last that unyona saw him
alive.
Hie brother, Edward Balers, wont to
tho plecs‘witorc Bates lived at. noon
yciilcrdny to give him his dinner. No
9 where could Jerry be found. A search
or the premlecn did not disclose the
missing molt. but when Edward outer
ed the born. he found his brother
9 hanging by a place of hay i‘ilpti. which
‘-
3"
" wan about hlu ucck. trout a raitcr ovur‘
the hayioit.
Having had previous exlmricncca
‘ with the ruin in a cans of this ao‘rt in
"'atoud oi cuttinu the hanging man
down, Mr. Batee went out and into
phoned in Dr. 8. ll. Huntington. medi—
9nd examiner 'l‘hca be walked two
miles. to tho home at Au-tzuut Wolfe.
.93 Natural as later with that gentleman.
_ When Mr. hatch and Mr. Wolfe
reached the pious whom tho eiilcldc
” l’lllll hung himself Modicai Examiner
(Huntington was on the scene. llo
questioned the surviving brother and
crdercd‘the body cubdbwn. ‘ This was
‘ done and no madcun‘cxaminbtlou oi
the remains. iiudiu‘u that the man into
been dead Alor probably three hours.
All it was ill o'clock who the body
wue first been by Mr; an e and it: ill)
whoa examiner raid that death huti
conic but about throa liltill‘ii
it is thought aha all h
loft over which lorry were hanging was
half full of hay. That the thin hay
Iopc did not break is tonniituicd mlrac
of temporary insanity that the not was
committed, onc or the tumor violent
aimilc having conic upon Jerry.
.Anotlici brother. Bradley Bums, out
his death in a sudden manner. having
dropped dead from apopicxi whilo On
his way from the barn to the house
about five months ago. it was the ex
pcrlcnco in this case that prevcntcd
idtltvaId Bates lIom toiling down the
hanging body of his brother y-oetoi
day
that the two violent deaths, that of
Mrs. George Sturgoo and that of km
ry Baler. should have occurred in one
day and probably within the some
hour, both being under the‘ziurladlc-
tiou of Medical Examiner S. H“? Hunt-
lngtnn.
STATE'B PRISON TSHMV FOR DAN-
BURY WIIPIR.
budge Carlie hentenoee Nleholae Gen.
athlete Betwaen Two and Four
Veare.
NiclIolaa9Genatliie, who was art-eat
ed in Dsnbnry tor on eeuuult. upon 9a
young boy was found guilty in the
criminal Superior court yenlenley by
the Jury and sentenced to atate'c priu
on for not lose than two and not more
than four yearn. '
Genutbia baa been dietlnzulehed in
bias court appearancee by a pronounced
tendency to work the lachrymal organs
to an undue extent. in Denbury the)
are said to call him the weeping
Greek. ?
ALLOWED ‘l’O ENTKR UNITED
_ a'l'A‘l'lb. ' '
Doubt/ls. Arm, May Is.-»tmmipra.
tiou officials youtorday permitted we
adopted daughtor oi General Lute Tor
roe, military governor oi honours. in
‘eator the United Staten, and the fam-
ily continued their iounrnoy to lob
Angelou inn night. 9
The villa or Gen. Tot-remnan- parents
and hbr idyoenold daughter whow‘ere
necking reform in the United Stilton.
were ddtainod at Nasal ”Maternity by
‘lfiltlllfil'illllli cruciate who demanded to
be shown brunt of the legal adoption at
‘ girl, hciore she could enter the
it is quite a peculiar coincidence;
" Later the matter was edition .
lNSANE YOlJTH iN POWER BOAT
BOSTON Mu) llimA llltlo
dot-y. sighted our only miles of! Thatch
i
uloua. It was no doubt in a sudden ~ilt era inland, yesterday, by tho llahlniri
schooner Mary (Bouncy, who found; to
he commanded by Raymond lilnck
l more. the demented youth who oscnpcd
from hill family a custody at (ilioatc lil-
land lit-Icon. on Monday and who put
loul to sea in the small craft i‘hu
iMary (looney illillilll in DD” today
with young Blackmorolon board. An
soot. as tho flehormanhdd made last
to her pier, Biackmoro was turned ovcr
to tho police, who at noon notified hlu
'iamtly that ho had linen round.
The search for lllackmore was per-
ticipated in by all of tho lilosaving
crows along the coast between Cape
Ann and the lelea oi Shoula on well an
by the United States Killlllolll Muriel.
in. which put out from tho Portsmouth
navy yard yesterday. and tho rcvenuc
cutter Gresham, which unllcd front
lionton. .
l
. Mummm
coe'co‘amm MAY TRANGFER eA
LOONJNTO own eumnmo.
The county commissioner»: were
contained in an opinion yeetorday giv-
en by Judge Joel ll. Reed, of'lho ilu
uerior court in, the carp of appeal or
Mary Molina. oi Cos Cob against the
stunting of the application or Toblne
ilurkc. at Goa Cob. tor encounter from
it building owned by thhloben to
one owned by himsell.’
The county cummianioncrn did not
tlnrl that the proposed location wee
unsuitable but rather that it; was a
hormonal matter with Mrs. Molten.
tier sou teettlied that the income of
rent from the column or Mr. Burke
A waa’pI-ectlcelly her only income.
FAVORBD IV MERCHANTS Oil CON»
Nllc'i’lOUT.
WASHINGTON, my Iii-escorted
l
Mclmun promoted in the senate your “
torday a not of resolution adopted at
a meeting of the; Connecticut Mer-
yilfillllllll' and ‘Munulacturere’ Anabolic
tiou. held at. New lint/ob. Aprli_lil.'loel.
'l‘hoy declare in layer of a oeli‘nuctaine
int; percent post. but are optic!“ ti: ‘
any such torni’ which in not based up-
ou such chateau tor tho curricula oi
parcels as shall provide stimulant re A
onus to moot the cost at lettcr polio
age“ on one cent. and the tour
A “No. Particles. since Cadmuc wished
powcr-
normality
Up the mountain“ toiled a figure,
scenario and weary. Nyasi} know it
lor Persciee. courier ol the “king, who
had the yestermorn broueht such
siedsome tidings And nothear.
comely uhe rushed to most him. ‘fwny
oomest thoul‘ him" the question
trailed away. But his iirct word.
eeomlngly irrelevant. “My daughter.
have any seen thee dance save on.
mac and me?"
Wondering, the girl made answer.
it not.”
“It is Well,” responded the old man
looking back at the empty road. “Lit-
tle one." his voice bore ilrmiy. "Cad-
mus comes not downthat road today.
Within the.dlatant city he lies a prisu
oncr. calumncd by the foul untruths
of one be trusted and tAhIOWu into the
dungeon on the eve of his honorable
discharge on a soldier ol the king. To
marrow at sunset," the courier shud-
dorod. ho had loved these children as
his own. “he is condemned to be shot,
unlesew" he paused. “thou ennui save
him."
"i. Pomclea?" thrilled Nyacu. "I?"
-—tho unspoken resolution binzetfik in
her lace.
"There will be a great feast tomor-
row at which all of the king’s maid.
one will dance. Corrie thou also.‘ I
will procure than entrance into the
palace. and if it be that thou please“
the king. then mnyat thou porcbnnce
-lnterceds for thy lover."
"—w to dancemin that all?" faltered
Nyeee.
"All!" the old courier turned away.
Well he knew that the like or her
beauty was oouaiihd not at the court 9
of Athena. though the king made it)
ever his aim to aecnro the laircst. But
it was the] only chance; the [ode
would guard her. their own.
in the brightness of the port day'e A
noon. a bier-kwobcd. hooded azure?
met Particles by tho palace well. "All
in well." he eesurod hcr. gently. and
in allnnce unmolosted they trod the.
‘Inerhle terraces past cotmtieee eon-i
triee till they came at length to a
email lodge.
it wee with a curious exhilaration
that Nysea mounted the grand stein
way of the inner court 9 quickest“ 9
ol the pulses that robbed her errend “
or ghastly portent Above she new
:0 maps in many-colored relment.
liowendoclwd and Jewel hunt. the
ltlns'e dancing girls. and ehe beeteaed
her shape to loin them. Amidet the
boisterou- banter. abs glided unno-
ticed to the for end of the hall where
hung a canopled date. But a moment
had peeled whoa a 9 lentere oi
trumpets Innoimrrd the roverelxn'ii‘
approach and accompanied by a men» I
nlllcent suite. be wee cocorted to the
throne. u .
Nyeee could bear concealment no
looser. boiling her black mantle. ehe i
ellpped forth and boat low before the
king in a courtesy of each exquisite
~ grace that a murmur of admiretlon i
arose. Twice min ehe rapentod the
reverence then slowly. neither hidden
i nor refused. commenced to dance. her
. little arched feet. ohorneii their travel-
ling eendeie. making noveound on the
moaeic floor. in the chute elmpllclty‘ i
or her white robe. unedorned. eere‘
tor the emulator. (old of long an-
bound treenea. her radiant perfection
ol youth and beauty thrillod all. But
i ee she danced a an emotion gripped
the opectatora. Wee It leer! .
tie it in ennwer to there thoughta,
through en embreeure high in thin
etuccoed well. a golden butterfly lint-
tered. Far beyond their reach it bib 9
led ite vagrant course. idle. uaeeehial.
But Nyeee bed econ.- and knew! {in 9
Athena en ancientllapend held that on
whomever abouid rent a golden butter- .
to the code.
An inatant the dent-er flung ell'in
erme upward in mute euppllcetion.
then no the butterfly. ebe became ite
there. ehe darted. now (connecting ee 3
the beentllui winned creature drooped.
nought the dome.
don ebe flipped the tar tenetb or hell:
loner-y dowel-e. By whet intuitive
eeoee knew abe lte contra. none might
any; eurely the node directed not»
alone. But euddeniy the butterfly
erihllr poised. N who had drop-
lied to her been.“
body to each lighten. motion. in theti
ineteat collepbed in e crumpled beep
With a plteooe little on. her tiny,
mainline bonds aim at. end the
butterfly. emisbtly due in. touch.
ed thereonfihen named to the wane
none of her tube. where. n rolden [low-
inn‘nein. it remained immobile.
it met breath went up. a great
elpb. an it in the camera or that nua-
pene’e the watcher-ti too knew pence.
'l'he king's rhino wee senile. tor it
who through unecouetomed been.
”What wouldet thou?" he belted.
"Sire. the life of Cellular. whom i
love.” alienated More shanty. A
accordingly she approached. ad“
would have knelt in lowly uuoplienoa.
but iris own hand eternal her. in a.
tow ivorde also pen the story. bee ill-
letlnp one tired upon the elowtlntlnp
patch or city that filled it niche in the
western mil. A
"There lit cited for been." said ill
kins. At hie emmdni. Pericles
lei-ed. briefly commaudlnk him
”the release or Camus, the llllll dill-s
clasped from among hie decoration
mettle“ Irma. end teetened it at
9 Nyuaa’e heart. 9 9 _ ‘
“Grantee”; be Mg: ‘
,headquartoru in Chicago,
nested in his annual report to the.
ily in lie night. that pereon wee neared i
fluttered. ceme lower. lower end qulv- .3
“her slender . 'cmgnt. occurring to children
< grocers upeiateal. who found it
- liili apron“. it is believed to bore a
9 t ‘ b
A. Miler Gen. Grunt Favora Them lor V
Troope end Suppliee.
Major Gen. Frederick Dent Grant,
in command of the Department of the
East. but recently in command of
the Department of the Lakes. with
has only
War Department on the Department:
of the Lakes that a National liaw be
enacted authorizing the Federal Gov-
erutppnt to commander for the trans-
portation of troops in time at war all
private automobiles holding tour or
more passengers.
With the improvement of made
and the poriqcliou of automobile loco-
motion (ien. Grant furnaces tile time A
when troops will be transported long
distances almost cxcluaively in auto-
mobilea, and it is his idea that with
proper reimbursement. to the owners
the use of private machines would
provide the army with suiiicient trans-
portation on short notice. lie also ad-
vises the construction of automobile
trucks tor the transportation of
supplies in the lipid. believing that
the use oi motor trucks would save
the Government. both time and money.
TNew York Sun.
Work aa a Health Factor.
“I I
l i l Al‘ivl id 2’
“The Best in
chorus of approval.
"Well, lam road of it,”
all of my stove. l’a a New
and the kitchen elaye mu
other range. This etove cute my
Congeniai work with
as its curative influences.
prove serviceable doubtless in num-
bere of cases. but its
should be restricted and
studied There are many conditions
where absolute rest will not only
prove useless but really hapmtul. To
send a man from an active business
prescribe all food for the obese.
The nervous will complain that. they
do not feel like working. it left to
themselves and told to do notb-i
mind and;
hands should be enemiraged in alli
persons, for its prophylactic as well1
host will!
application .
carefully ‘
i
life to one of complete inactivity will;
olten prove disastrous, or much an to:
lection, ' no ashes
i
. “w“... . . A.
AND Nle THOMPSON SUR-
PRISED.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Thompson,
{MRU
i
log. not green to read. they are sure to l of Nornaik, who have recentiv taken
dwell upon their inllrmitiee and grow
thereby mower and hypochondriacel.
than increasing the invnlldlsm. The
desire tor work should be encouraged
in all conditions and in all chieea.~<
medical World.
9 The Red Shirl.
" The origin or the “red shirt”
popular idol throughout Great Britain
-—-le eumclentiy curious. When the
celebrated filibuster nee warring in;
the South Amdfican republice. be wee
anxious to obtain e" distinctive. and
.Aeillovs ell economical. uniform for tile
followers. He learned that a local dry’
good: atore had an immense "lob lot"
of theae garments. worn by the "eele- 1
dome" or rattle elaunhterers, of the:
The
great South American cities.
"bargain sale" appealed eloquently to
the leeder'hi puree. and he led hie men
to victory in the butchere‘ ehlrte.
which are now the accepted emblem
of the "rieorsoniieoto" of United
llaiy.——l.ondon Globe.
Hypnotic Triumph.
A doctor related the following
elory: "i had a patient who was very
ill! and who ought to have gone to
e wet-met climate. but whom means
9were lneuillclent. no i reeolvcd to try
whet hypnotiem would do tor him i
1 had it lam can painted on the coll- i
l in; of tile rmm. and by education in-
duced him to think it war the sun
which would care him The rune suc- I
needed. and be was getting better
rapidly. when one day on my arrival
:1 found be won dead."
“Did it tell. eltor ell. then?" aelted
illie doctor's bearer-a
“No." replied the doctor; “he died
’9‘ of euaetroke."--'l‘he Circle.
Portugueee Iuriel Ouetom.
The)! here an unusual mode of
burial in Portugal. instead oi the
*heedetones and monuments of the
(revenue ot other countries the
«meter! at Lisbon ehowe town and
men of tiny chapels ranged in ion;
likened ehedow. Beck and forth hole. 1 evenuea bordered by nyprees been;
The Portuuueee are reluctant to bury
their dead out of aiebt and there
downward. not" leeolnr “Ill“! an it chepele serve ill mortueriee tor thev,
in 00mm: Illlll- cellist. which are placed on ehelveae
Mwltbln Through the iron trillee the;
and mane. «ode-d In “none m- ‘ .1. «mm smell alien and dowere
gleaming throneb the eubdued light
of the interlore.—-hlancheeter Courier.
Naneoee Avoided.
With the hope or materieily de~
crooning the number ot arrest oer ee-
in the ell-cells. it textbook pen ntloe
1 out the damn: reeultlair from trelho *
and electric wine. hen boon prepared
and will be introduced into public '
achuole. of Dittroit. The“ booklet bee
been especially prepared with tho
view oi imaroeoinp upon the youth- “
lul lndlld the veriotre menacee which 9
are likely to be encountered and to
leech them the ways at avoiding
them.
‘ Unlucky detonation Color.
The Rev. Jocelyn l’erklaa of Wow
mineter Abbey. lecturing It the Royal
"“lihotosrephlc flociot‘y‘ii exhibition in
Pall Mall duet. acid that for a long
timeibeok in Enpllch history white
burl been considered the unlucky cola
or for occupations. Ghatlee i.. bu point»
an out. Wore white treatments when
men crowned.~—Londou livenlnx
inclination colder“ toni- inches
9. of the variety which loads on
thin: made. has boon preecnted tojm
the (landlord Museum by e int-e
-— i a handsome gilt.
; worn on e blouse by Engllub women ' was pleasantly spent in whiet plaving
Zia the ‘tltle when Garibaldi was e1,
Ind,
lap their residence in Newtown Ten
trace, were given a housewarming
Y'Tllclda} evening by about twenty of
their young friends. The affair was in
the nature of a surprise and was very
unchecsluh The guests presented the
9 boot and bacteria of the occasion with
The evening was
and a supper was served about mid-
galsht
All the bride led her friends into her
cool. spotless kitchen, they broke into a
and i think tiny are the beet In the world. They toast.
roost. broil and bake e belly well-re9elly to perfection——
git cooler and cleaner than with any
There Is no wood or coal to carry for a New Pet‘-
clcen up. it is ready for use as soon
a: lit; out at e t ch of the lingers—economical as well as
quick and convenient.
‘5 . .'
. .
We 9eI_AA
”the Worl ”
ehe said.‘ ‘and proudest of '
Perfection Oil Cook-rtove,
kitchen work almost in half " -t
”Made with lghz and autumn). with
and 3 buried etovea can be wither
willeoui a cabinet top. which isfilled with
*3umw "wharf: I"Arm-write be de- ’
mu can win the men may
Standard Oil Company
(incon oreiedl
reucuens' eALARIEs INCREASED
$3,870.
5"
General Advance in Stamford in the
Elementary Schooie. and a Num-
ber 0! Double Unite.
Salary increases totaling $3,870
were made recently. in Stamford, by
the school committee. which appointed 9‘
teachers for the next year. The in-A
creases allowed last year were $2,525..
At. a recent meeting oi’ the committ _
the maximum for elementary teachefl‘r'j' u
was increased from $600 to $700. aid .
the maximum for principale' anoint-
ants was also increased 3100.313!!!
i
_.....W.—.—-
The Longer You
Smoke
Roger Ludlow. Twin City
Nugget & Little Gem
i, ' CIGARS
THE BETTER YOU‘LL LIKE THEM
in. J. REYNOLDS
MANUFACTURIR
Hotel Mahackemo
I ll. CONNOR. Mill.
SERVICE AND OUlfilNE. UP TO DATE
RATES $2 PER DAY AND UPWARD
: sunnuv DiNNl-llls. 75c
:Banquets a Specialty
TEL. CALI. "I
Thevllecd & .Volk
t
4.--”.-
The iny Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL INC?
1
t
in the Town
a
Phone 805mm south illein Street
South Notwoiit. Iluelo Hall Block
New Building Material
atebenrto Well UM amt lheellilng
Reduce fleet of conduction. _
Applying Ileheprio Wall loam be
con inn.
iteodere who intend to build or re-
co tract old buildings will be intere
need in Blcboprio Wall Board and
abutblnpwtlle new material which is
rovaiutlonirlni the building. world. tier.
ticelnriy where service and economy
conceited.
Charles ll. ’Alsthorpe
. 9, Electrical Co.i
i
i
.. for the primary teachers had already
reached the. mhxlmum ol $600. and of
course couldhevc received no increase,“
without a change in the rules. A 116- n
tition for increase of salaries wan . A ’
signed by the teachers generally. bulb K
some or them hoped that the acid 0!
increase would be made more than
:20. These sent a petitsion. which was
read at the meeting. asking that the
unit be increased. and pointinx9out
that a teacher would have to serve a
good many years before she reached
the ranks of those in receipt attire "
higher salaries. The committee. bow} ,?
ever. hail threehed out this matter"
pretty thoroughly. and learnt reason
for maintaining the old unit of in- ,
crease. allowing a double unit to those
teachers whose work was regarded as
i . ., in accordance
DYNAMITE EXPLOSION iKLLs.
WATERBURY. May l8.~—.Anthony
Dudtlona. 19. the young man injured
at Cheshire. Sunday attemoon. bye
premature expulsion of a atick of. dy~
nomite. died yceterd Wotan
bury Hospital. ,
in holy. Billy ‘
who was injured. in .
ly The funeral of Duddona was held
this alteration ‘
Sentinel ado. bring results.
A-
euro entrance {000d
Sauce .A
Adda coat to n dish and
mnkca the food more tauty.
It is an ucccsaary as popper '
and call.
Out lino of rcliahcs in
complete. and varied. Note
the pricca":
Holbrook's
obit-c. doc:
l5t‘: Pepper Sauce, 15c;
lilac Label Cniulip. I5c and
zoo; i-iciuz‘u. 15c: White
Label. Inca bottle.
Worcestew
in German M ustardu
arc : Sirenbcr‘s (pitched
in a stein). 20c; flI'Duaaclwz
dori’a. 6.8; Ioc: Guclrlcn‘a‘;
‘9 Lusk’s and San Sunni. toe;
Williams'. 5c: Heine e.
bulk 15c the quart
Durircc ti Salad Dragging,
20C. and C‘apcrs 25c a hot-e
tic.
John
G
h
‘u
Schonbcrg’e. '
Norwalk Chronicler