if you out to pretended pretty end
soft your hair really is. moisten 1
’\ cloth with s. more masons and care-
dolly draw it through your heir—tel:-
in: one ssnull strand at a. tints. Your
p-
which woseaosepteds '
Vnttcudunce about 500 citizens of the
the uieyor and meeting the loliowihg
resolution: *
Whereas the present governmental
fir. V'lihoinwnll‘: Clone presented ,to ‘
opinion that this wurlt cannot be dolie
Comets lutmsdistel‘y cleanse and
regulate, the, smooth remove {the
sour, undipested and ferment-instead
the Moro uni!i dpnlnese of e V1
' i so buy me from obstruction the looms. hoes woven for s ummer, apparel one is com
Comte—on ulstely domino a poll'- '
.asmswwiewdarswunsuhs
. pathetic pills or caster oil.V
- important. ' -
This is W
revising the Lotion coeds 33M!!!" or see what; ‘
V icveryr description . Wellies plain!“
' omit dd cushy lovely coloring. hot great no: , L.
' 'lios butto almost“ her favourite. N "
Dorm Vanillmn‘om, white cmbrcmlcrcd borders
‘,V on pale shades such as lilac, corn color, light blue, rose .,
i etc” the contrasting border quite wide and effective.
These were made to Sell at it 5 09', but are offered at
It and by as you will
net street ofldsodrun or
hair will he soft, glossy and beautiful
in 1min environments—a delightful
ill-prise mite everyone who tries
,,,,,,,
at last more first: at present.
"and foul gnaw: hike the ”excess bile 5
from. the liven and carry out of the
system the constipated wsste mate -
tor and poison in the intestines and 7»
bowels.
V $4M ,‘ special, continued from Thur chlr.._
. Striped Voiles, with some plain colors at.» the some I
price. In rose; lavender,‘ light blue. white. and .lil‘ock.
conditions in ”19 Town. “Nb’w‘ukm In view of the met that the city his
highly unsstiefoctory and obsolete. nude 3W 3” “may. ,cmmm a
IL!” GM to PMMIM TWO? conditional.“ . *W-‘bil meet 1.110 1%,
. by attempts at conhoitdntion have beeni“. In, of . on this layout will
”tuition which sold thatgin many cases.
the subsequent notions of tile mused!
may "be taken into consideration.
Mr. Huxford dwelt upon. the. state
coming-mp the hill on West Main
moot motile by Greulich thot he was '
i and are being: opposed; and
Whereas. there being a manifesto
tion of spirit on the port of many of
our citizens in favor of' division as. or
solution of our'glfifcditiesr now, there-
fore;
unresolvedF That it is the sense of
this meeting that the best interests
the case against Gruulich by
V1.9, and it was united! that no
it would be put in by the de-
Yesterday. Assistant Prosecut
street when he saw May driuhlnlp‘
then how could Grnulioh account for
450 feet east of the top of the hill?
W With 11“ 31‘ gument 1'01"“ V‘if maulieh could see that man as
“‘9‘ . . he was- running his car up that hill,” i.
Willi!i Mcl‘WWd's Plea- "he said 'then May must' have been
V Lili‘kWOOii made an 3"“9 plea just on me crest of the hill. The body)
W31 client, Wagon MW “all? in was {mind 450 feet east of the bisec-l
sound dwelling upon circum-
which he made tolseem “W" street, where the crest of the hill is.‘
”‘3 client. '39 0311“- special . ll‘t appears to me that the radiator hit
,0“ to the tub that it WEB mafia“ Frank Mary" of the lamp or the
Md “it fasteninss WhiCh “milk mudguard hit him, end he was our-
rituals this as a basis or his ried along for 460 feet on that car by
' m “M L318 man 31 the WW"! these two men, who did not stop on
, have been proceeding carefully, that night, the coldest of the winter '
Where turned out to avoid to ascertain how badly hurt the men'
MW must have £0991“ over. was, but left» him dying on the road
ken uncartllfltl'. upon the 08". ‘ while they ran to s garage and onion
manner striking the “1‘6. which ed the car stripped that all traces of
‘ Mound securely to the Bide 0‘ the accident might be removed."
.slr. seven feet mm the fore Mr Huxl’ord dwelt on the matter of
Graniich and Sonnewnld trying to hide
evidence by taking the our to a ser-
sgo and having the mudguard straight
ened. 3
When Mr Huxlord had concluded.
Judge Lockwood stated that us for us
he could see. Mr. Huxlord s argument.
."1 do. not think," said Judge Lock-
L {f'thstsny evidencehas been of.
redid this court which shows that
occurred handled his car in any-2
in; .but m'expert manner. He cer-
iglinly. could not have struck this men
while running straight towards him,
I he had, the body of the man
ilBJ'e' hit the front mudguard.
in was. the mudguard showed no
ning away iron: the scene of the
crime He thought these subsequent
acts should not he considered
oil the City of Nor-walk and of the ter-
front a bottle. He said that, if minim” of‘ the TOWH 0f ‘Nomulk lying
was true, and he thought it must he. i north east and west
of said city rd-
in quire that the town be divided; and
the fact that the- body 01 “10 man. WES that a committee be appointed to 00“
operate witlr the Norwallc Protective
League to effect it division of the Town:
of Norwulk upon a fair and enuitwbici
manner"; the southerly boundary di-
vldingV line to be the Connecticut Turn—
pike, the dividing line between the
tion of West avenue and West Main Cities of Norwalk and South 'Norwulk Street 'be’ ”10‘“ some is hereby dc-
slid the northerly boundary line of the
East \lorwallt Fire District.
Dr. Clune, who was the first speaker.
explained the resolution and spoke of
i the benefits which would accrue to tho
.Clty of Nowell: ll' divided. :He took
up the brosdquestion of s betterment
of conditions. 'He dwelt on the put
and present conditions and sold limit
~ government under such conditlsnm
Obsoleted-1's spoke on the multiplililhy
of governments and alluded to the fill
ioule of such conditions as exist in The
Norwsllrs. He stated that :Nonmlrr
was the laughing stock of the sure,
which was. a detriment to the town.
commercially and otherwise. Dr Cluuo
took up the school problem and show-
ed the meeting the inequality of divi-
sion of the school funds to tho detrl
was merely against Grsuliuh for run’ ment of the City of Norwalk il-le com- "W“ w“ ‘0 m“ “'9 0‘ “'3 “'1‘!“-
pared it. to the Monroe Doctrine, and
sold it was the some way with Non
iwslh and south. Walk
9 further lessen the travelled part of the
streot,’ and some relief from the we
act and future [onsestion is demand
ed‘. and? for til "reason that this inn
pnove‘menoie tweaked whitish will the s
béneiit. to the city and will cost more
in the future: We recommend lmmeds
ate notion of this matter
Norwsllr. Conn. March 24th 1913
5.10. MIME; . .
~ 9» WWM ut. ChfltLE,
.gWrB .
Lili‘ iH MERRILL.
The following resolution was pres-
entail by mix ‘11 Mervin:
: Resolved That the report 5? the
ice ommfitteei on the widening of Wall
copied and approved.
i Resolved, That the city officials are
hereby authorized and instructed to
take any and all action necessary; to
occurs authority to widen Wall street
as proposed by the committee.
Resolved That this meeting hei‘Y’L‘eby
appropriates the sum of one hundred
thousand dollars of a. bond. issue, or
so much thereof as may be necessary
for the purpose of wideninx 'Wdll
street Is recommended by the commie
tee; end that the city officials be an-
thorised and instructed to obtain. lexisv
altive authority for the issue of lin-
provement bonds for an amount not to
exceed one hundred thousand dollars.
the proceeds to he used for improving
and widening Wall street.
lion. Henry lifetime inquired. if the
I
lie was inhibited thy-Vt it was.
Joseph Consumerism why the
amount of $190, 000 was asked for, if
- thrust the childrenwfiislr little
No odds how badly and upset you L
Heel, a Casein-st tonight will strsizht-
so you out by morning. They work
while you sleep. A lid-cent box from
your dougglet will keep your
and bowels regular lion months. Don’t
lli~
sides need a good. gentle cleansinx.
too:
e,“
OFFlcSRS . L sxsmnso
NEXT MONTE:
Four From First lnL'l‘ILmry on the List
~431an to Reserve.
0 N' ’ G‘.
and George F. Maurice and Second
Lieutenants Elbert C. Hollis. George .J.
Lyman and Wilbur H. Sykes. officers
on order issued recently from
nothing hoard, correlating of Colonel
Captain Otto G. Weldsnen and new
tenant Townsend Whal‘edt'the order
directing. this board to meet at the
armory in Hartford Tuesday. April 1.
is convenient.
Another orderhprovi'des for the ex»
eminetion of First Lieutenant Louis I.
Bruno, and Second Lieutenants Ern-
est R. Barrows, Albert W. Burrows.
Herbert H. Bradford. .1. Moss ives,
F'rsnk M. Witheo and William M.
Foord, Coast Artillery officers. by on
examining board made up of colonel
Schulhe. Colonel Henry S. Dorsey.
Lieutensnt Poul Wutcrmhn, who are
bend
clear, stomach.- sweet and your liver
First Eieuienunts Herbert S. Kind L
of the First Infantry, C. N. G.. are, in .
L the j
office of the udiutsntj‘general, to up- ‘
poor for examination before an ex- .
Edward Schulze. Colnel .l'oliu Hickey. .
st 10 s. on. or us soon thereafter as
Captain Malcolm Y. Andrews .andV
Extromley nest. . , , , . ,
38inches uV,idc 19¢a yardi ‘ i.- " " 3
White Silk Gloves
Distinctive in. Style. Superb in Quality.
Really the height of luxury in Gloves. “They me
long, to the elbow, and very strong and heavy in-
“care. Elack stitching on the backs.
$1.75 a pair-
VA Mahogany Bedroom Suite
for a Child.
i mi
Among the attra'cthe things through Heir Week
wus- iile bedroom of the Exhibition suite of rooms. in
the Furniture Store. This now holds a small four-poster.
bed of solid Mahogany, a (11' csscr, dressing table. chif-
fonicr and writing table. with the proper chairs to ac—
company. V
The pieces are juSt right for a little girl; and should
she not grow very tall they would be right for a. good
many years. ~
‘ In the Exhibition Rooms, fourth floor.
The Door Toothpick Machine, one of the unique at»
nations for the past week, will. remain with us until
Saturday. the twenty-ninth.
, ,t of having been hit, there being
Efullurpiy is small bend in the guard
which was covered with mud. and
hich must have been done previous
the accident for there was no mud.
ly ice and snow on the streets at
at time."
Judge wokwmd built up his de
se about this point, and upon the
. that the evidence showed that
V diction of the car was intoxicated.
presented a picture of the our for
Wrench by his Honor. and point-
Mont how it would have been physi-
rte did not stagger over upon it. He
the accused could not know that
woo going to stagger upon his
we. sad but done the best in his
' . to avoid him by turning to the
whenhe and the other passenger
the car new the man. He said
m the our weighed 4 000 pounds or
, and. it the mudguard had hit
the ward would be bent up
twisted. being made of lllrht the
taco: such a shock. because the
V put who were indhe cor told the
More that the car was going at be:
'1'“ went on to soy that he mo
Lthst the m bud done wrong to
sway nothing shout the met.
dist bit-nu that none of the lispi
L“ L‘ sills Min into sensitivities to
tidbit. .
slum mandolin-Attorney Hum
Vidlclt new tho: he lied hit u use...
’ that he must hove injured him
mu“? die‘msne as it is claim-
s sit on with stresses to
“to just undur Creditors
as driver. He said the: (trout-
sotleu in running sway from the
Lot thorium should lie than
fishy impossible for May to hit the ear .
is and co miles an hour Jusu‘
Went to tire occident‘
, in the mute. pointed out tbst‘
Judz‘n‘ Young rcvisvredr the use at
some length. recalled. decisions in
other cases of at similar nature, and
said that he thought the subsequent
acts should he constricted He said
that bolh men admitted seeing May
land that they saw him drinking. Both
must have realized that he was into:-
icated, nod, therefore, should have to-
hen more care in passing him: He
said that he wanted the hand to be
just menouuh to guarantee WWW!
being on. hand for trial at Bridgeport
Motion for Dismiss-l.
When the case against Grsullnh null
Sennewsld was called. in regard to
the five counts above mentioned.
Judge Downs asked that Attorney?
Joseph Swan. in member of the New
York Bar. be permitted to simulate
with him in till. case. Mr. Swan was
admitted. and he arose to state that
he believed the testimony dimly xiv
on would suilloe for the stile in this
one. Mr, Huriord bore him out in
this and Mutation said he had no
evidence to slur, but wished to move
that the soonest! be dismissed:
in his utmost. Mr siren. who,
probably Mom at his (maturity
with the New debit in. MM re
ferred to ill: Hum... “tits M
triot mm.” slid. tint, tirrouhhuut
‘ths complaint aim-t Commit!
whom ll. muted, the word opera
ster- not been used. It. sets that
Sella-mid could no; he celled the
”basal-offbeat. absehuwunot
in flflmtfiiiliflflcm Hurs-
poetsdx citations to prove his claim
that these-Wt enhancement-am
who line control at it and since Delia
moonlit use renew it phenom.“
moved um beV be ditchm , '
Adjournment m’ trim in this
point until it p.>rat. ».
l
to meet at the armory April 2 st ill
moi. A third order directs second
Lieutenant Philip E. Bronsono. Coast
Artillery Corps. before the examining
bond mentioned in this purugropll,
for examination for promotion. and
announces the nomination of Arthur .-
‘T. Keefe. of New London, to on vu— . ~
csncy in the pay department. C. N. 6..
and authorizes him to appear on April .
2 at 10 a. in. bolero the heard me!» ‘ ‘
tinned in this paragraph. ; "
A iourth‘order transfers to the re- ,
serve (imitate Edward 1’“me psi
department and Major Edward 8.
Moultou. Mod Ecol Corps.
An order from the office (if the ad-
iuduut general announces that Her»
scent Stephen L. Hopkins of the »
Coast Artillery. corps hits it it lifti- ,
muted lo the mill of ordinances“-
gaunt for duty it the stilts; armory in
Doubt“?
James' T. Hnbheliarfie second em: “"3 mm“ W: 99" mill ”at. the
er. want into the question in the belief property "0 'b‘ sequined WW“ Wt
that ditislon would result hes benefit Fm“ “- “Wm 9' mm" 0‘ the
to the City of Honour and to the comma” ”WWW" that prices "0“”
whole Town of Norwslk and predicted not ”3 secured until “3.“ outcome 0’
that the outcome would esuhlish s “‘9 meeting we known.
friendly rivalry um would bring forth 1‘ mm“ m m M Wm “'9 “0‘9
the be“ that ,8 m men for all sections for a city bond issue, we should first
of the town. He also said that South find 0‘“ whether or not ““3 is 3 city
Norwalh had said. they wanted to be 0" a town mutter
left alone and said. “Let them alone." Judge Edward M' Lockwood ”“3“
“W, in the town can't work together if all of the property of the Jones d:
and u we go on in the way thst we Hotchkisslhulldlng wuwbo purohssed
lore now going. We ‘Norwnlir or South “d “ “”5“” “t “‘9 committee said
Nor-walk can my“. woo." One town that it was so intended. Judge Loch-
or the other will have to surrender. "9"" ”Md " it was better ”Mile”
and u this is not done. it will still can. ‘0 “*9 a" 0‘ “"3 WW"! 1'0? '0 3m“
tinue to so on in the ”me way." apart as needed. ”He stated that he be»
‘on motion of James T. Hairball u lleved‘ in the movement and hurl count
was votedlthtt the courtssy'olthefloor deuce "1 “"5 committee but it Lw"
be extended tosny gentlemen from the it his more and he thought that the
ammo; districts who might wish u committee ought to have more time
”a“ on a“, "WE l {tor investigates. lie thought that
The question was called m. and one there should be something more delin-
motion of John .1. union it use voted its in ”353 to ”‘9 WW" to ”9 0"”
that a. standing you, be m Titers pended and that plans and spectacle
WM CM? 086 ("mung V130; M m tlons should be 3‘1“th L
myor declared the «solution ascent» John J Bunion agreed with Judas
a «Mahmud and spoke as follbtvn:
Edward 11'th melt s motion Only Mew months all) the Townoi, ;
that the mayor sud common oounciltrs NWWMK mill to the John H. mm
the committee out-d tor la the mm mm. 33.0% for property new in the
lion. it was so voted: {Milt Nomad; city Millet. That was»
The clutter of widening or ”Well. field become the Courier court. at '
street. from Water street to the Look ”mutton. decided the: the rm .
wood Hell building. not then alibi). W in almost the “the WM “
for. The report of tile pommittos up to the Wsdhimtou‘ street bridle... u '
minted by me matures the widening. tile Wilson property and the W
or war Its-est us me by counsel» mm‘nmmhemww mils
me John J. mus, shell-oxen of the mutant limits is, wamspprossh to
committa- ltwsi sinuous: ' 5th Wood emommo
’fllocom'mittos on s mttsrof the Mt tit-refers. it ms. to” matter!
“Widening of Mill uni-st rsspsctrclist Vs :- . ' “ .
massacres amwifitiisdw it the m mm» mm for that
iieoofitbmulhtmenh navmmimny in the city or south use
to- present ”murmur ‘ .,
I Ts
Vcclcbrated
“Mendelc’ "
the
attention to the graceful lines, the charm
perfection of details.
Let us suggest that you lose no time in seeing net;
The N E Ryan CO.
L. Wfllmllifl‘m "a yeouru “OHWALK
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