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The N. B. Ryan. Co.
I 'IOUTI'I NORWAIJI. GONN. ‘ 7 '
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TeQ1e indication points to the popularity oi Veil.
mini}.
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Wage ohowmg a complete line of new styles includ- ‘
mg thepopular hexagon and ceaqueie meshes; also fine
single and deuble hairline effecto.
There are new beauty spot, cluster and butterfly do.»
signs as well as may othe: novelties.
priest 25¢ and 50¢ PER Y~A.RD
86 WASHINGTON STREéT. SOUTH NORWALKi
Al \OOC’CWIO‘.
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.IR. RIRRI I. PEIK
IRIS IIIRIII [ill
tell in Cheap Slemiord
Booming Noose
' BTAIAMI. March “cw-Hurry
Thurston Peck, until 1910 professor or
Lhtln at Columbia University, shot
andkilled himself yesterday in a fur-
nlshed room at 31 Bell strait which
he has been occupying for the past
two weeks.
Prat. Peck had been in ill—health for
a considerable period. A year ago
this spring Professor Peek was, in a
hospital in wines. N. Y.. in dire
straits from mental breakdown. and
his first wife. Mrs. Cornelia newborn
green. went to him and lbmuzht him
its her cottage at Sound Beach. near
here. Through the summer she unre-
ed him and in the tell he had so far
recovered mental strength and bed
Elly vigor as to no able to resume lit-
‘iernry work. He spent the (all in
Ridgedeld and returned .the past win~
ter to Riverside, also near here, new
tlnuing his literary work. During the
past two or three months. Mr. Peck
had shown signs at restlessness. and
had come to this city and taken
rooms and also had returned to
Sound Beach for short intervals. lit
ill!“ at his room in an apartment
house that he killed himsei! yesterday
afternoon. Persons in the house
Washing and polishing a. car
is NOT A... if the work is to
be done mark—tor a careless or
inexperienced garage band can
ruin the appearance of the cost-
ly painting or the-oer in one
washing. '
Hero lilo right methods and
the best materials and soon)-
meal are used and every detail
of the work is done by emper-
ienced, carom men.
Have your car washed and
poiidhed hero and it will look
“8 W ALWAYS ’
' umasle charges
W. A. Haniord
Garage
_ A revolver was in M. Pooh's hand.
IMrs. Gottileb Mons, formerly or
South Norwalk. who kept the apart-
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the opinion that Mr. Pooh's mind had
become unsettled. as he had worried
it good deal over a suit to which A
book publishing arm was a party. The
Stamford police took charge of the
My.
telephone during the foreseen. Short-
ly heterohoon heaven asleep in his
room. having mason by Mrs. Mont.
in Staten island. has been nounsd.
mum M
sprout “HIALTM wAeuiuo"
son Macs; _
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Wants I in the
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"hours too late.
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cost Would
MEXICAN POLICY ENDORSED;
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Indiana Democrats Also Compliment
. Secretary Bryan.
INmAINA'PO-Llfl. ind. March 19,——
After an all night session oi the rose-
lutions committee. a pintiorm for the
- - consideration of the Democratic state
man A customer.
trifling.
THE WESTERN IINIIIN TEIEGIIII’N (III.
Telephono or call at any office for rates :
omv
this sales-
The“
have been
.the foreign press he is recognised as
on international schoolmaster by pre-
sent and example, instructing the
world in commercial tairness and in
lthe science oi government that out-r
braces all mankind. A grateful people
also should not fall to pay tribute .to
those who have stood by the president.
Much or the popularity 01- the present ‘
smog. especial
I I. ; 13v I think. an unfortunate distinction.
. and one. which should not exist. for all
a» tilted Ill horse:
a. who
.wprhoi‘ams
About: him are his so: so much as
his ‘Mlllliuss
In o “lines a distinction is made he
and painting Which is piclol‘lui. which
pictures should decorate the walls or
places on which they are placed. first
I this distinction should paint is perhaps
our own innit in forgetting us we do
sometimes that u picture should be
agreeable to the eye in its color and
mosses—the good old painters never
forgot that.
it seems to the that taste in u pic
lure is something like natural good
planners «in man. not depending on the
v elements-«tho ‘clotheswoi‘ the picture.
' but on the temperament it displays.
end the measure of its burroouywith-
« our acknowledged stuntinl‘das.
~l‘or A
man's picture reveals his outlook on
the world and Is in that sense A port
of him. if we choose A person for a
friend. we like him. let, us say, to be
‘silnplo and natural. rellhble and with—
out sweggers Whether he is rich or
poor. grave or guy. does not matter
so long us no t‘llli depend on him.
And ltflscoms in me thut'n picture to
he in good mate must have nnulogous
qualities-«that it should. like our ideal
friend. he in concord with Jim bust
standards. It should he in lull-molly
with the best we knows—[Prom “Royal
Academy Lectures on Pointing." by
‘ George Cluuseu. R. A.. .il. W. S. ' .
Missions BIRDS.
convention. which met here today,wss national administration ‘6 due to the' Shore Lines and River Valley: Help
adopted. It. “mud“ “ plank. ””9“" stand it has tailen lor the things their
ed by United States Senator B. 1"
Shivelll. placing the party on record
as favoring a. statewide primary law.
. The vote on the plant: was seven to
'.pleted members of the committee eon
pressed resentment over the actions
of Seniors fihiveiy and Kern and mem-
bers of the Congress who appeared be
fore the committee and urged _the
adoption of the primary plank.
Mayor Joseph E. Bell of indinnnpo-
lis. chairman or the committee. declar-
have been advocated (or years under
the leadership or that masterful mun.I
William Jennings Bryan ” '
. After reviewing the administration a
. six. After the platform had been com- work" on the will end currency 1“,
and stating that the president is now
in a. position to press his construct 188
elation. Governor ilalston declared his
emphatic support of the president’s
Mexican policy. >
REFERRED m BANKRUPTCY.
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Them In Their Flight.
Experiences of aeroplane pilots with
lair currents hove glicn to u noted
iEuglisb naturalist an explanation for
like fuel that some birds in making
than annual migrations lly along coast
lines and along river valleys. Judging.“
from ueroplunc experience birds would
tint! it required less effort to liy ulonu
such routes. in the daytime water
cools the air on. most days. and over
i the wuter there is u douuwuid'currenl
of Air as indicated by tho noticeable
sinking of aeroplanes and balloons
crossing star A pond. At the slum
‘fiine there is more or less of an up
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ed only one out of thirteen members Cariet on E H oadley Named to Ouc- TN!” current of m along the SIIOI‘P
oi the committee favored the primary
Famous Educalor Shoots ilim graham. and no n no been adoptedl
only after the senators and Congress
men had made a plea that it such a
‘plsnk Were not included it would be
i a reflection on President Wilsonspol
‘lcles. For that reason, hiayor Bell
heard the report ‘snd round the body._ _
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meat house. says that she had held‘
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Mia’s Mtbouisl who was Protespor.
Pooh's secretary. said she had coca-I, ‘
slim to call himsevel'ai timssion the.
'0 Adsugliter wholesachooi teacher .7
March it a twin; month for they?
verymnaaodior elderly We ._
,. limp. bronchial colds. W and .
said. seven mourners oi the corn ittee
voted for the primary plank.
the members of the committee.a '
stead of being constructive tor the
party. had héoome its pallbearers. for.
he declared. without the convention
system the party 3 organisation would
go to phone.
honking for the committee. Mayor
Bell also asserted that members
the committee had expressed their
opinion that President Wilson and
Mom Bryan had not written the
letters manning the state-wide pri-
i coed Late H. o. Newton. in New
Haven County.
‘ new HAVEN. March 2twAppoints
meets or reienoes in Romney: or,
several of the counties oi the state
were made hT- udxe E *8. Thomas, on
the United: Court. today.- John.
w. mid. aria-lamina. Republican.
is reappointed for rReinhold county;
{or molyears from bomber 10, ism
to Carleton E. Hosdley. Democrat, is}
appointed (or New Haven common
at once qualified. was sworn in and
tiled his bond or $5.000. as the oiiice
was vacant owing to the death oil
of He enry G Newton. who hoot serveq
since 1898; Jillian! oi. Yeoman»
Democrat. tor Hartford county. for
two years from March ill, to succeed
‘A, Rollo“. Republican
d‘ ought to. whether at night there
I" ill-h.
l: Upward currents oi ulr uremia help
flight. and nanny kinds oi birds are
known to hike iuil advantage of them.
So the naturalist secs 1m opportunity
for birds to take ndxuutugo or upwnm
ulireuts of ch in lulginting by dsv it
tiller loose the count
'Iludk- of s rittll‘
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The moments he
most marked on the windward side of .
the water. so that it the birds do not
fly along that side poor the write: they
Is no
npprociuhlc upward current of Air or or
u aim is not so clearly established. but
he hollows it is likely and so would be
of advantage to birds if they wished
to uso it.
A further explanation or such routes
is that the birds might learn them in
their migrations. for shore lilies are
the easiest of all markings on. the earth
for an aviator to see and follow. while
story to new Kern voluntarily. but utchdeld “um” We T 0 Built. on u still night the waves on the shore
had been halted today.
The primary plant as adopted by
the committee deolares to: a statewide
primary law for nomination for all oi-
iices. but saving the state confer
"counsel. organisation and declaration
oi party principles."
The Democratic party can well at
lord to submit its record for the your,’
ltau, Tdrrington. Democrat, two years
lirom March 31. to succeed Frank 8.
Mann. ot Winsted. Appointments ton
Middlesex. Windham and New Lon-
don. are held over as the commissions '
oi the present Republican incumbents
do not expire until iall. l
or the new appointees ‘Mr. Hoadley
Incas law partner of Judge Thomas be:
can be heard high in the oil. marking
the shore line—Suturdny Ereuiug i'osi.
Europe Has Largest Tunnels.
The United States has for so long
been pie-eminent in the realm oi size
that it comes almost on u shock to
mouse that the inmost rnliwny tun-
nels are on the continent of Europe
0! these the longest is the Simplou.
declared ““3“" Samuel or. “I‘m“ 1°" the letters elevation to the twelve and a quarter miles through the
in his address as temperate comma bench ~11" “0mm "5 “8'0"“! Aim Two others. m. at. Gotham
or the convention.
chrlt in the last legislature, and is at
and tho Lolsellbsrx. are over nine and
"Thereoord modoby PrealdsntWil- law partner or Thomas J. spellocy‘ “you“; “me; long. and the \iout
son in the last year surpasses the The state register gives on. humans, Cents is over seven miles long. in oil
achievements of any olfhia
sore, in so short a time.”
Brnoi‘.
tussle
“it is not Wilt that by
I: I” IV"!
residence as Mover, in When
county, this lbauhrupiCy district in-
cluding that county. - , I
holder
.York
a
'viow
“Paquin” PartsModel
xitheonesrent
nahnost‘cvm mead
Tilt: JAPANESE“ come.
This stout fashion Innovation was
that caused and illus
to‘rial Review? in the null o All ~
issued February Hill. and or: anal
stile April: number. I
W” "m r" Wis Willi-ml RCT“:T
lion to present the
A: the Great
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Exhibition
tthe Rim-Carlton Pistol, New
Citerom March third»
tuition novelty
House was‘
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miss by on.
was tlisl" mt American publica-
noel stalls.
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‘6 sen pity. morally; more «so on,»
there are fourteen tunnels over four I
miles long. The longest tunnel in this
'lcouotry is the moses. flour and one
n" third miles lonn~amerlcnn Machinist.
V luly'a Plums Oral-s
mm was. used in italy not the
manuiocture oi Months for swooping
highly wlished doors. is a product or'
socially reoions. particularly in south
‘en’atorn Lombardy. Milton: Venetln
and northern Emilio. 'in which sections
it‘la said to m abundantly. Mouton.
tombardy, is the center of the trade in
' plund- erase. Peasants around Muntuu
nether it durlns the first thus weeks
in nonunion. about one week's beloved
it items to blossom ,
Ball Pity.
lc'alli. tends to, depress use weakest
, no riutlni. to matter him WW
and impractical. Tilt [10W who ill
- comically sour tor. himsslt bacon-toe
A unis-ewe. lie thinks the world cites. .
nus someone. Amt his one swoon
”‘Ilfllt‘ll to wilder the debts-Woman‘s
W " no“ to It? .
“ “ idlldry no one peak? ‘1
tween 'puintlm which in decorative .
or n is. Cirillo» 1.
I I Established. 1857
Furniture ill the Style of Charles I].
Reprodul lions of a Famous English Period
Engllfli Qak is'aiways satislnclory. its uirol- strength
and durability, wiih the suit brown coloring of IIlt‘ \vnml,
make it the most pleasing furniture for lasting use. Liv-II
lug rooms. libraries and halls are always “pleasant "and
restful moms when furnishcdijii. oak. Among the new so»
called Period Furniture, the copies of the time of (,‘hurlcs.
llf new claim recognition, The craftsmen . harried well
done their work that there are worn pltl’Ccs'on the wrmd.
on tho. arms of-Itllc chairs and the edges of the tables.
where. wear would be likely to SIlUW. and thus.- rrprmluc
lions look like veritable antiquos.
Hall Suite. consisting of Settle. Chair and toils-()1
Table of Cathedral Oak combined with fine cone of the
some color as the oak.
Consul, with mirror. $49.50
W Settle, $32.50
Chair, $15.50
Armchairs and Rockers of English Oak with cour-
ings of handsome imported tape sh) $28. 50 each
Fireside Chair, tho arms and wings smiled cm crinu
of English tapestlu. very momy and comfortable, $51 25-
, In the large gallery, fourth floor.
Faster Cards are» Ready
Hand tinted Easter Grc Clings,” with just tin
sentiments and verses thereon. 5c. 10c and up.
-Dainty Cards, daffodils. jnilquils, out. 2 for SC.
Easter Novelties, quaint little bonnet in little muml
lmn‘dlmxcs. 25c.
l‘lulll.
Stationery Sci‘liim. main Ilimi'.
‘ A FewwArtic‘les the Hmlsekeeper
will Appreciate
A, ”Onchup" Rotary Flour Slfifir. “huh is :l mu
turnout thing in Let p in the {10m bin or can, and \\Ili\3Il
will hold just one cup. and saves time in mousm‘ing, Ioc
' A‘new Liqucr Mixes has at glass base with lines for
liiéauriung‘IlrceOl' four-part drinks. with a heavy metal
Valiadil egg breaker. lemon juice extractor and strainer
Very handy. $1.25.
“Monograrfi” Floor-finish.
A suiisl'actory finish for the klICIIt‘ll.'ilitll3Il') (yr hath»
rmmi'. A good protector for Illt‘.‘ wood. easy to clean and
casy‘inrcllcw. Ont-gallon will cover about ($00 squan-
furl.
Quart cans, 75c
Half gallons, $1.25 ....
insomvm.
In IIII‘
ARMY AND MAW T0 sum) RAIL-
soaps.
Pennsylvania Gonpreasmsn Wants
Them Employed Usefully in T
. Alaska. .
'WA'BHINGNN. March I24.-~~EmT-
ployment oi oliicers and men. or both
the army and the navy in the con;
structlon oi the Alaskan Railroad. or
any other public work authorised by
Congress, was proposed in ii. bill in.
.trodaced today by Rspmsentntivo
inaliey, Democrat. 0! Pennsylvania I.
Who bill lurther stipulates that "civil
ians shall not his employed in or on
Sentinel Ads
Will catch the
any such work until the military and c m t 0m .( 1 :
naval establishments con no longer ., _ ,I
supply the opium and than necessary T ,_
to carry it forest-o with memorial I ,2.
. “WWW" attention
To not first hand information in con
nestles with the construction oi the;
railroad ascretsry me at the no i
pontoon} the interior. as the per-
tonal representative of mum Wil- .
son. Wilkerson an cameos trip to‘
lioeh‘ui‘llinihe cumin: summon, it
' and attract
W loo owns filo
., melt is Wino
New Business ‘
loll-our ESS-
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£31355? 21M?
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