some colds are worSe than 2
others. but they are all bad. ,
Do not neglect them. Treat
dd Colds
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mmptly, riseronsly. First of all, ask your doctor about '
; Pcctorai.
Of "
Interest ‘
to .
Women 2
For the richer jewelry platinum is
the preeminent metal of the hour,
says a writer in Handicraft. Some
will be surprised to eiarn that it is so
ductihle an ounce of the wire can he
' spun so thin that it will reach from
New York tob 1111 Olleans but all will
recognize its invi:ible quality. making
it far superior to droid. which intrudcs
itself in the finer settings. Platinum
does not detract from the beauty of
guy known jewel.
One of the softlest and prettiest of
«tuna hearts is made of point d esprit
Its edges beins' finished with a trialled
trill of the same~no lace anywhere.
Its long ends are knotted at the waist
3nd fall half way down the skirt.
.u
The traveler who has had the mis-
Iortuns to put his electric “candle" on
tier his pillow in such a. way that the
weight or his head pressed the switch
sufficiently to keep the light burning
all night and so exhausted the battery.
will appreciate the udvalnage of hav-
ing a silk or linen pocket for this indis-
pensable convenience so it can he hung
on the bed post.
“He who sedulously attends. point~
edly asks, calmly—shears. molly ans-
wers and coasts when he has no more
to any, is in possession of some of the
1beet requisites of man."
White cotton voile is an ideal fabric
1tor indoor gowns. especially for the
semi-fitted tea gown. The Sun pic
‘tured One recently draped orer with
I coral mouselino tunic that only half
concealed the gown and was caught
It the bust. with a stunning big bow
of black velvet. it was simple and
especially dainty for scanner woar.
31'
m
Not only black but many dark. rich
colors are used as touches on the light
hooks to give them character. Purple
is one of the best liked of these, but,
of course should only be used on colors
with which it itarmonizes.
-—-t--.—.
For a summer while suit there in
nothing more practical or comfortable
than mohair. It is about as tool as
linen or pounce. but masses muth less
wily. and wears better.
man——
« Sugar and wu1er boiled to a thick
lyrup is iniiullcly butter to use for
lemonade U 1111 the uncooked sugar.
hit of with i1 does not dissolVe.
One of the summer i’uncloa is
make up a lingerie but (if the same
muslin as your (rock.
The nmarlcnl thing to wear «it ton-
nis playing is the rncquot wnint. mode
on Norfolk ptvlmt lines. with sailor
milar and bolt. bolting worn out-lilo.
there is no chance of the Whirl) line
bolus untrim.
They tell us that many of the combo
and pine which We wear In our hair
and call "shell" are really the horns
of cattle 111111 have perished on the
western pinion and burn been picked
am by an comprising man. treated by
" mine want, protons so as to resemble
also choicest shell, and we are none
. the wiser.
W
‘ Be careful in ‘embroitlerioz with
,Mchltnoia to make the kind that
won’t "wash out." To do this, take up
obit of the material on the needle.
race out the thread near the point
or ones side and the thread near the
undead to other so that they cross.
11111 up. and than the tract in mode.
‘ W .
oi only is the harem skirt making
1! meet conspicuous. but many at
minor oriental fashion: are male
humanities toitwes in embroider-
fiewoiries. and now the ion
the ideal. mode or the sort
, on wound 1111111111 around 1111;.
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2whicl1 have not been reported.
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PchPothETGANG ill-
VABES STAMFORD
(Continued from it'll-st Page.)
~an itallen who could iii adorn the
loss—wwus robbed of $25 on he was
boarding a train at the Stamford sto-
tion.
“The gang probably wentrright out
to the street car lines to continue
their work," said Capt. Morcbouw.
“Street cars are their particular
graft.” ,
They iilched $ from one man at
Cos Cob. and got the pocketbook of
another with all its contents. The
chances are there were other thelts
r1)
llu
“Those ‘dipa‘ work in gauge," said
Capt. Morehonse. “First they size up
their victim; then they close in on
him, thrust a newspaper. an over-
coat or a mackintooh. in his time.
frisk him, and get away. There are
enough of them to make some little.
contusion. but the public themseivorl
help out in this. for. especially at u2
railroad station. people always crowd2
around the entrance to a car. an ill
push and haul as ii! their very life
dcptnded upon being the first to en
tor a car There are cases where out1
oi’ the gang will feel all over a person};
to locate valuables, and get own!
with them. The person mauled would 2
in my estimation. be instilled in girA'
ing the ‘dip' 11 sound thrashing. (if
2c0lllne. the pltkmcket is profuse in
his 11polo.1., lets it caught jostling or|
monitor a man, but the only way to 5
play it safe is to give him 11 good!
trimming. in case an ofllcer is not 11t1
hand: 0? coursi1 one must not take;
the law into his oun hands and it is
desirable always to call an oil‘icor
when there is out1 around. But in
cases of emergency in good wullop or
two, on the person of the ’dip‘ would
he energy will expended.
"Another method of creating con-
fusion is to place a suit one length
wise across the steps on a car. This
is done. with seeming unintentional
carelessness. Of course, it prevents.2
for the time, any one passing to the
car or out of it. and in a few seconds.
there is 11 511111. Then the plckpockots
do their trialling and stealing. 'l‘lu-
valuables are passed from one to the
other of the can 1 and i1 is gout-rallyi
a very tililicnlt matter to get the 2
main ‘wire.’ However, the law on;
ables us to send away folk who;
create a disturbance of this kind at;
il-‘llllllltlll. eten though we t‘gillll'ioi
ipruxc that one or more ol them 111‘!-
unity did pick a pocket. "
The Non Haven Railroad keeps .1
special detail of detectives on its tars.
wulchrny particularly for pick-pockets
SENATOR JUDSON’S NEW HAVEN.
VISIT SETS 'EM THINKING
NEW HAVEN. May 24 w’l‘he arrival
of Senator Stiles Judson, the chairman;
ol‘ the legislative commltee on pull-2
clurl and animal other committees alt
Hartford. in an automobile at the y1.l
low building" yesterday morning, and
his being closeted with the powers
that be up stairs. for some time led:
to all 1101 to of speculation as to the ob-
tort of the visit.
11 was suggested may u... mg“?! was made on the door 0! the boom come too strong .0 b. mud lilo
will “lower 1111111 hero for Consultation
with President Mellon on the public poratinu ”WW“ (22'9"‘0’3 0' “"3 N9” '4 “1' "0m" 0‘ 22“! 22““ ‘ "Y ”2‘02“
utilities bill. because thin in the mill
tor Which h 6113de to attract ihci road companyas the Woetchoaler No1» in homes! A 3mm 0‘ noon: “3"!-
solons at llnrtiord thiti week.
However. it was finally learned at
the "yellow building" that Bonnier
Judson did not arrive there until after
President Mellon had deported tor the
day. He came. however. with a com
mittoo from Straltord. to interview 2““ ‘2‘” hands 0' ”W committee 2" 1’9 turned one. more to the fiery on-
Culvert 'i‘ownloy. the vice-president, of
tho Connecticut Company. tlith refer-
ence to tho outubllnhinit of u new
street in ntruti‘ord. loading from Strut.
ford center to the Washington bridge.
which spans the liouuatonlc river bo-
t.wucu New iluven uud il‘airilold counA
ileum-this street to parallel the present;
Broadway on fire north side. so its to
got the trolley tracks out of that thor»
oughiuro. and to enable the railroad to
put in the double trolley 11111111111 it
wants.
”marl”
NEAL ESTATE THANGFIRB.
The following real catatodeais have
been recorded on "i‘awn Clerklierbert
ll Smith‘s boobs:
Edwin A. Holmes to Mary E.
iioimes. lot and buildings, 22 Orchard
street.
Maria L1 Vollmor 37to one Fllchor
and Rudolph Horn. thirty-eight acres
of land. .
Ellsniiothh Varied to ”out: lei.
disused. limit and hoodlum at attain
and Ward streets. ’
‘2‘ Estate of dilutions at. door” to
“William Reward. lot and tradition.
Elm street. '
more or Charlotte .iluiaoom to
goofy 1r. unionism. ‘
i ii millet" ”
2 in: to the (incision. if all are rut-1pm»:
John Wilson sileht
fi‘ 1
A hearty hand'claop and a low mun
muted “God bless and. guide you”
tram the warden, and then the prison
500“! closed behind John Wilson.
and With tears in his eyes he breathed
his first breath at free air utter 16
years within ltagray, grim walls. He
could have clasped in his arms the
little urchin who called to him. 91%-
var, sir?" becauuo he did not add
“Number it’ll" to his plea.
Murder is a grave charge to lay at
a man's door but he had pleaded»
way Yes he had killed her. trial
beautiful. faultless wife That was
16 years ago. and during all that. time
he had never once seen his little
daughter. By his wish she had been
taken far away. and had grown up in 1t
ignorance of tho and. tragic Itory.
ii iii Wt ii iii. Bill
Barbary GoncernWill Be 01.11.1112
to Again Prosecute Case 2
Against United Hatters
" ' .
A dispatch to the New York Call
says that immediately alter the de-
cision oi' the United States circuit
Court of Appeals. second district..re»
rounding the hatters’ case to the lower
court for a to trial and ovmturninit the
contentions of D. E. Loewe iii (30.. the
attorneys for the company tiled a poll»
tion for n rehearing. The court has
denied the petition and ii any further
action is had the Loewe people and
its backers will be compelled to prose-
cute the case again. The report con-
tinues: “Emphasis is laid on certain "if l 0011“ only we “9’1" he ”2“"
points contained in the reyernnl do; muted. "MY ”222° 0“me baby.
.0. 1 , . L m . sue to marriedwhuppy and contented
m and c «11y “um " ‘2‘” m" r in her own little home. it 1 could only
:11 which a. retrial all the case about: look in on her once. then I Would 8°.
to. conducted. as wet as to nature away and she Would never know her;
evidence that will stand the scrutiny convict father was a wanderer on the;
of the higher courts. The court with face of the earth!" A moment at
warmth sustains its former decree. deep thought—«Allied the yenrning look
and adds further argument, the1 lollovo on the pallid taco gave place to one
lug passage being of especial interest: 2 at determination-M‘Tll do it!”
“We did intend to hold. borrowing The next day at dusk who live
and this petition (petition for a re' train stopped at a little station many
hearing) has not modified our Opinion. miles “or. a white-linear! man (19
that plaintiffs cannot make out a canal '“m‘kd “"2 Mi" 3 10" momenta
entitling them to the direction of o “031°:I‘u‘m “'22” :2“: “gumrgfgk
verdict in their favor by showing: 3:21;“ “03:2: (212,11: :0“: a shady
th‘irst that A. it was a purine mentbori lone lending to a white 0.0“.” A9
of the United llnttoru‘ Association; , he neared the gate be “m a u” with
(11 end that the Hattera‘ Association oulnlred maiden dancing Ni! about.
M11 11121111111111 with the American F-ied and While be glued. his eyes restarted
oration of isabor and governed in ital on the child with hie whole ml in
constitution. rules and usages; tblrd.i their depth, the door oi tho cottage
that the constitution or the Fedora»; Owned and a 1111i «opened.
lion umtains the following: “ll chali2 "Come dentin: time for little ins~
be the duty of the oxecutlyo council 9'03 '0 he in bud" Will“ 3 "PM
to secure the unification 0! all labor. ”“2”“ “d "‘1“ 3229'“ watcher 5‘" ‘
organizations so for as to assiatcmch “”1 ““1 turned 2““ 3““ 0“ ‘2‘“
, weaker filouly the rotor left hip
other in any justifiable boycott 11nd ’l.lilfl and his hroith crunc- in may. 2
pith voluntary financial help in tho
"Freda!" he tl'lild uncomclouoly.
event of a utility or lorimut. whip only; The girl turned quickly ”Who
npprowd by the (inoculhc council
called?"sl1e asked and seeing the
"Tho (20bit also slatted that '11 how White-faced man at the gate aha hast» l
11111 directed solely against tho tranoA2 oped to h‘y". "llid .10“ nu me. sir-- l
(or of goods from n manninriory to? are you ill?”.
purchasers or consignee-.11 within the; “No. no.” 11.. :tmworod buskiiy.
111111111 11111111 111113111 he a justifiable bur; --1—~" his 111111» 1111111 way. out 11111
volt. so far as lhi.‘ antitrust act is con.- hurninx gaze never left but face.
(’iIlUCd-‘ I "You are iii.l'1u sure you are. lion
"the opinion run: as clearly the uni get more outer girlie. tor mem-
court' a position with retort-111111 to er-i 1 ml to give the poor sick “ottoman“-
:lcum nocossur: to prom conspiracy. 1 come in and "'11! ’ill". and Ibo Grow
-\ bluulwt char. 0 was made 11mins: x12 him unrcsiotiuuiy 2‘" a ‘0“ ““2“ u”
etc. "011 1111111 i wish Tom was
large ntunher of defendants. and tool 5 , ..
rc.‘ l .1 1- old
11131 men! was directed to the proponhe the 111111 M 2“ L H“ °~
‘ ‘ ibl to out know lust what to do"
«111011111111 nl were M“ 111111 f 1‘ "Don't non-y" he answered. “1
arts compiuirwd of in pitch moonl- 2 was only a bit faint who “u right.
and l—-—l moot go now” He rose un-
s'lble (‘M‘li individual must M WOW” Imdiiy. his gaze still fixed on her‘
111s11onsll1ic.'2.faco "iltll “Mil you tell me you
~~~~~ 2 name that i may know to whom l on:
Ir' .-
II! 2
i
attention when l was culturing in that
21111131 and l procured a supply at Pinio-
‘ CQIltS.
and delicious.
.iiiiililiili Willi iS Hilli
2 ii iii llit lililiiilllili2
i
{Chairman oi Railroad Commities2
Declarlol'haiBilllohorporalil g
Westchesior Northern Was
1 Changed litterliwtralleporterl2by
liAll'l‘lA‘Qllll. May 2d .w'i'he plunge
igthnt bills had been tampered with at
210: leaving the hands of a con1111i1111o.1
tenterdny otternoon. The bill incur-j
2York. New Haven and Hartford linil»=
thorn Railroad tompany had been call 2
ed up. itepreaerrlutixu A.E.G11r1lo. of
( rolnw<1ll.i1ouue chairman of the nub
road committee. said:
“in some strange. n1yaimioun room
not thle bill had been changed since itf
reported and the hill in the lilo bi not
the1 one up last seen by the committee.
i ask. therefore. that this bill be aunt
ouch to the committee.”
Prowl-lam Adam
llopresenlatlvo 'l‘boms. of Water
bury. asked whether "in the, strange.
mysterious changes that had been
made additional powers turd been trim
on to the proposed company."
Mr. Gnrdo said that the company
had been given the right to take land
and then go to llluSliWit'lot' court to
unveils value fix‘ed. "This was not in
the bill“ when it was lathe hands of
the committee. it but; been added
since. This house hint expressed his
position on this plan at tnltlng lent "
luck to committee.
,Iitepre speculative Butcher said that.
Mr. out do statement was surprising.
especially its it has been said that new
ersi bill: have been strangely altered
utter leaving the committee. He sell}
on Represented“ hard“! he knell.
who hammered the absent. Mr. outdo
loads the ensures. lie did out lined.
bill. Would “flat“ film out. TM lll 7'
.lmit Hint if it helps tripe out the;
pull l shots that pretty Well done; ’
‘mwsrcdf tool-111 coursing down his
field he would ‘ dilits to know who had‘ .
groomed?"
“Freda Rawloy." she replied mo 2
éhultatlngh 1
' Freda i had awn friend by that2
name Onto”. «-
ytii '1.l11
a"y_itio the; both died when I was 32
little girl lily mothor‘o name was 2
1.l"redu also Freda Wilson-w did you'
know her?"
"No.“ 111nm aliortly from the man
“i thank you l'or your kindness. Good-
lie made his way to the duo tiny
2.hotol and mechanically colored the
room the clerk indicated. lt am im-
posuiblo to sleep. and for hum he
not by the open window, until the do
at re to 111m her house once more he
stops quickened to o. mun-u 110 turn-
trout him for the little cottage was
ed him. and be battered down the
iamoklng door in time to catch the
Itortuorlna form of Tom Hurley u be
dimmed trout the burninx house
with the hall uneonucioun tom of his
wife in his cram. '
"My baby!" Tom gun-d. u in
trance.
"Where in elite?"
“liar mom‘s ut the head of this
lull-twist me go!" but he one ptllh-
ed roughly aside and foil hull dam
into the arms of neighbors who were
hastening to the scene, and John Wil-
son. with the llrnt prayer he had at»
tend tor many days on bio lips. diath-
ed into the collation.
After breathless waiting. be reap-A1
poured with a tiny whiter-oped More
in his arms. and on be mu relieved
of his burden. fell unconscious at the
foot of the cde. ‘
[it but the burned. blackened fare
quiver-ed. than the eyes opened and
looked into Freud's tearful ones. “The
hebrf'tns whispered. .
_. "is safe. How can we thank you.
lit." ah be gun. but be
by “wallig‘ out one shall iii hand.
“Thank God that l on able to do
for. ain’t t7"
“Tl-131111 omen; is no hope." Turn
allocate 1. "retire-.111 your! Meadow":
More
and your parents~~~oro~
lancer! My
titties and Storage. N. Y.. N. H. 1 H.
some murmur"
mm
score: of South Norwsik Readers Are
Learning the Duty of the Kidneys.
To tiller the blood is tho hidnel'S'
fduty.
when they (all to do this the kidneys
are sick.
m£lli3kil0h9 and many kidney ills fol~
Urinary trouble. diabetes.
Dean 21 Kidney Pills cure them all.
South Norwolit people endorse our
claim. o
M111. R. G. Seyrnound 43011111 Main
street, South Norwalk, Conn, says:
”Deans Kidney Pills did me more
good than any other medicine I ever
used 'lhroe yotns ago i was hardly
able to not about on account of dull,
beating- down pains across iht1 small
of my back. i was also annoyed by too
frequent passages oiI the kidney secreA
ticns. could not sleep well and arose
in the morning tired and weary. been a
Kidney Pills were brought to my nt-
t'odu Drug Store. After taking the
contents of two or three boxes my
back grew strong and free irom pain
and the other symptoms of my trou-
ble disappeared. l have hlways recom-
mended Donn a Kidney Pills since then .
when i have had the opportunity and l ,3
know of? several instances where they
have cheated complete cures." .
For sale by all dealers. Price 502
Foster Mliburn Co. Buffalo.’
New York sole agents for the United
States
Remember the nameMDoun' s-and
take no other. 3
momentum?‘11?"nrhrrb‘ia1
HARTFORD. May 24. »»»»» A large dole.
nation of confectionery makers werct
at the capitol yesterday. asking mom-E
hers to oppose the passage of the .lohn- ‘
son bill which pro\ idea that packages:
shall be labeled with the quantity,2
weight or count olefintents The mall i
era of "penny goods” say that the pas i
cage 01 this bill, which has been int 2
orabiy reported. will entail heavy e\- 2
pause to them in preparing tluAlri
goods for market. They claim that2
such on article as a lolly-pop. which1
children our lot a penny apiece will1
each have to be separately labeled up :
der the bill.1
GWEN PERMiSSiON TO FILE REA-
SONS.
Jutixe Read in the superior court.
has granted the petitions of William
eitanlm of titamford for pumlaeion to,
‘ilv reasons of his appeal from pro
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hate. The case deals with the estate
01 James Roosevelt Shaniey and the
probate court allowed the widow of
the deceased 816.001) and the minor
children. 315.000. 1
The petitioner further claimed that‘
the late J. R. fihnnloy ovmi him,
money. about $2511.01“). lie did not
thing the siae oi‘ the estate authorized.
the setting seldom the sum for the?
widow and children of the deceased \
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YRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKiNGl
auowrss AND OFFERS EVERY
FAGJLITY CONSIBTENT .
WITH SOUND j
IANKING .
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“comic on i
not. honour “a... u and M per your ,1
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WIU'RID IODWILL. Ml»
outcrops
E. H. Mathew-on Inmuoi Grumman
John H. Knapp J. Wallace Marvin
christian Sworn John H. Light 1'
Henry tumour Fred H. Rowan 2
Lovel- l. Huribufl
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The following are "tlold Fuels." We
handle only one qualityot ice, the
Durtmen are honest
and reliable. All orders are filled
piomptiy and conrtoounly. Our at nine
are accurate: you get correct weight.
heat in the city.
Anti heat at all. our customers stay .
with us. Give us a trial ordcrmwull
convince you.
Brookside ice Co.
PHONE 600
no no Frilgh‘ V‘M, Ann St. 56. N.“
w
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Does
Suits for Young Men
at Price’s
SOUiTH NORWALK
'i'hc1 kind
in Grays, Browns, Blues and Fancy Mlxturts.
that lit snug over the shoulders and hug close to the ml-
lar. They feel as good as they look. Some are $6.50.
some ”hoof—and; a lot in between.
Straw Hats $1.50 up
Summer Underwear. Negligce Shirts. interwoven Socks.
White Flannel and 811ch Outing Pants.
Trunks, Bags, Suit Cases.
Price’s Clothing Store ..
98 Washington Street
Phone No. to now 1185-2
Peop'e Who Live Well
are not all necessarily “'ouithy people.
They are those 1'» ho use judgment and
diwriminntlrn in purchasing food sup~
piles. and buy only such products as
are healthiui nutritious and propelly
nourishing. prod trod for brain and
lu'lly. The}: can always be found at
illnrnoh‘s market. where experience
has prm on to 1210111 the wisdom of buy-
ing meat that is always fresh. tender
and reliable.
CH AR N OK'S MARKET
76 111011111 MAIN ST.
TEL. CALL 4-1-5. FREE oeuvsnv
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YOU CAN‘T WAIT until the last minute to make a selection of a Monument.
then have it created properly by Decoration Day. An order should be placed
now which will enable careful workmzn to complete every detail in 3 cats
intactory manner. Our work in carefully finished alter your order It re-
solved. There in beauty. durability. cccncmy and satisfaction in every Mon-
ument made by
South Norwalk Monumental Works
Ofiice and Yard. 84 S. Main St.» lhoae 904
SEEM HARD WORK to get the heating system in
your “01151“ in good working order awry winter?
Why not let our men thoroughly oyorhaui the tur-
nuco now, and rtstore the 11.11711 out ports and clean
it thoroughly. so 131111 you‘ll have 1111 llotlille when
\(111 are ready to start it.
The Jones 81 Hotchkiss Co.
ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY FURNISHED
17 Wall Strut Phone 742 Norwaik, Conn.
at the 441001: 80
L00 ‘h. p. Touring Car.
Equipped with silk mohair top. wind Ililold. gas and oil lamps. Roach
It
magneto and coil: everything firsbcluas. Guaranteed for one year by
the manufacturers. for 31525.
F. E. LOCKWOOD 8: CO.
30 Wall Strut—(Phone) Garage," mm Street. Norwnik. Conn.
i1‘or1tnll particulars call or address .
The Hatch 8r Bailey Company
SOUTH NOEWALK. CONN.
'67 Telephone 40 with bran 11 stations in All Depertmeutu
Lumber and Mill _ Work for. Everything
ROOFING
Lincoln Asphalt. Warranicd 1 Barrett‘s
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