”my. from Fort street w 42 Spring,
. O“ to so out of doors yet.
, uni pond dam om luring“ might ho
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booting of the 'I‘lthimi.r class the sum
FRIDAY, IARCH to, 19:.
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V 11m. “r‘ 8“ Womo': :irssct: LOWEST I ., I
NORM“ i..-‘ ....,,..... W. i. “’13 W “WE 312-“ F0“ “in“
beta mated the household fluids of
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( “‘9 90W“ Girlie M securod em 8"“: at :muu
Morris Steam; from the Stony drunk;
section to New Y.ork i“.
Ir. Carter, the new station agent, i.
has med roomn over the bank anul
expects to remote there with lli‘d lull;
ily very soon.
'Rev. ll. 8. Brown. Rev. lliram Van.
Kirk and lint. s'c. Lawson attend ‘
ed the meeting of the Stamford Min- ‘.
isters Association Ionday morning. i
The Rev. Dr. Carlos Martyn, rector
of the Presbyterian church in Now-
ton, is away on a short vacation, but
. ll Made of Chifl'ori, Taffeta, Cr
will be back home in a few dayl.
. Shoulder Steak. 12c lb. ’Schultse.
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Mrs. Jeremiah Milbaiik. of liyram'
Shore, Port Chester. who has been
quite ill, is now convalescent at then
Tho ”mar-unis family removed. WP
wt. in the Second diatrict. ‘
m Robert. saleaman connected
III the Sealshipt Oynter System. is
whiting with relatites on Rowan
”at.
Its. Ansel Bllrrwotld, of Winfield
street. who Ila: been ill for the. past
“to weeks. in up and about. but not
which we have just receiVod
offerings of the fashionable
who“ legs of lamb, 20c lb. St-huitae.
frank Ialoouib and Howard Hugh-
“. d the East Side, have secured po-
m with the Wheeler Brothers
Why, on “hit-r Second
Wt.
in smartly matching stripes
dress cxclusiv: in design.
sin vi,
The next meeting 01 the Third dis Presbyterian Hospital in New Yorkfi
trict comlninsimttrs is in bi held on city. .
Ionday night “I ”H“ “"k' “'9 mat- Most all the small housen-e land:
m of hiring in new t‘llglnf‘l’l” will be
diacusaod.
there are veiy few to be had) in andI
around Darien, e. peiially in the ani»
iSPRING DRESSES
styles abound in the pretty models so expressive of charm.
$12. 95 to $22. 50
are representative of the best
stores. The newest spring
cpc do Chino and Crepe Meteor
and fashionable colors. Each
ton section, it is said, have been rt-nt
ed for next season.
Mrs, J. E. William-:1 wife of the
new editor of the Darien Review, ar-
rived from Troy Saturday night. Mr
and In. Williams expect to hoard
until next fall.
George A. Voile, the new..di-aler of
Railroad avenue, and his wife expect
shortly to setth- in Darirn. They
have retained their Norwalk home up
to the present time.
The Darien town meeting which
was to be held on Mfll‘t'h 13, has been
poutponed for a week llntl in now call-
ed for Monday. March 20. The in-
wrtant item will be the school ap
propriation. ‘
The usual Friday night sitting of
plnochle will tonight hold forth in the
baduuarters of the Mayflower H. i
1.. Company. t‘aptains Johnson and
Waterbury will lead their teams.
—-Shoulder Strait, lzic lh. Schultxe.
A sewing nenaion of the Woman‘s
Auxiimry oi ('lll‘lnl chuu'b was held
yesterday nftt-rtiomi. Mrs. Richard
0. Hendrick entertained. No business
matters of important-e were consider-
ad.
The committee in charge of collect-
hg tllo funds for the repairing of the
Although prices on waits
judicious buying enables us
s. r.. m m “snare.
i.
alloyed there-during the past weeks.
is preparing a report of their collec-
tions. The committee is comprised
BLOUSES
that are copies of $5 and $7 waists.’ in Crepe dc Chine
and Top Silks of becoming colors at
$1.98 and $2.98
have advanced our early and
to offer the newest blouses.
-—Stewing l-‘owls. 20c lb. Schultze.
d A. Cansvcri. W. Stuttevaiit and A.
Mrs. Everhart, of the
D. Robertson;
The next meeting of the East Nor-
walk Improvement Aaaociation'n Card
Club will be held on next Monday at-
tarlloon at: :80 o'clock, at the home
d Mrs. Stlllllllllt‘l Norman avenue.
In. scllldlllitl and Mrs. Ed Ben'edict
will be the hostesses. The member-
allp lint will tloue after this meeting.
~8towing Fouls, 2th lb. Schultzo.
At a meeting of the East, Norwalk
Advent Christian church, last even-
l'. the members voted to layTnow
carpet on the church floor. Although
hard wood flooring was considered the
carpet was finally decided upon. At, a
formerly
“Brut! llall Inn" in the Boston Post ’
i}
road. between llarien and Noroton.
which inn is now closed, wait it ViSilor
in Stamford. Wednesday. Mrs. Ev-
erhart in now living in Norwalk. i
Stephan Hoyt. Town Clerk of Dar?
ion. went to Norwalk for a visit just
before the big snow storm. and his
friends are wondering whether he _
would rather be 'anowed up in Dar- '
ten or in tNorwalk. ! .
Andrew Taylo-- has finished drawing
lit) tons of building tile from the”
Stamford steamboat dock to Shippan,‘
having secured the contract for the
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2.2121243. 223353.12.“ “"‘ ““ °" «mo- n. uncu- ... mu.
stuck in the deep snow
(‘arl Mater, formerly employed inl
R. Abuldrothn barber shop, will open
a place of his own In it few days. in ““9 been Kolna down the Post road
the place formerly used by Mrtt. l “v ;°“ ”“0“ for lerHPlanlins. for some
hurt as a lunch room, next to the "“5“ past. ramind one that now is
$1.
at 8100 was voted for the use of the
church. This money will be used to
Matte the carpet.
"' W I, “A, Columbia Hotel on Main street. the ”m" g” trec'planllng. Begin '0
. prepare t e hole to receive the. tree
- Notwithstanding the increased price;
h
Rowar'i‘on .. .. ..... minor“ “3"" ...... ......
mm mutton for incrcauing the rates foru nura nee n:ttue\'osaarily 5° to
«.4 r ” 'autocab service in Stamford, the lo- iwoods ‘0': "rid"; ::”m°y "9:?"
‘. ...,_ .. ,. ..,- . , on ow
Ira. Willis B. Mills. of McKinley ‘3' “mm 8" u‘“ "m ”"9"“ ”Miami the State of Connecticut in malt
of 25 cents a pansentrer to any point
w." "' “1' withln half a mile of the station toil.
{lng wise provision for her trees. pays
Separate Skirts
All Wool Serge Skirts in Navy and Black. Special at
Great elm and maple trees which.
98
Monday afternoon. a“: so. The. tuctn
banana mooted id be present.
York. and while there visited the Hip
podrome and the New York aquar-
ium. '
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ers. Joseph F. Silllmnn and hori seamiitrcss sometime during the you yesterday.
“Bill (0'
Greenwich. Wednesdly aftdl'hoon. to
daughter. Ruth Caroline.
the home of their friend Mrs. l-‘ved.
Child. They returned Wednesday ev
ening.
The beat slcixhing of thr- Season. in
fixing“ x x “momma-ram or; a.» 3.2%”? w
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Mrs. George (‘rabbo and children
spent last wool: with relatives in New
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g. — liberal otlu'. rhi- i‘icc Sewing Machine
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comfortable to you. the fact that you also receive a 08‘
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onvcnicnt when open. made only during the intro- .3:
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lured in silks and satin made by a recess in the middle of the afternoon is an acute disease. the occurrence
lie hinted that he llted at being due to some exciting came,
905 Noble avenue.
'went to the home of Augustus Kuhn physical or mental shock. or the with-
on a Saturday afternoon late in Sir drawal of the patient‘s food. Trainer,
vomber with County Sherllf Simon said the doctor was the only clement
Pearle. He said that Sheriff Pcale. known to delirium trenlenn named in
asked Mr. Kuhn not to destroy some the hypothetical question.
1812.
The Parent‘Teachcr-s' Association
extends a general invitation to mem-
bers and parents of children in the
school. and all others interested. to
attend a meeting in the Town Hall.
He said that be such as shock. expowre. lack “of food”
Bob-sleds are expected out tonight not be increased
a bounty on roadside trons set out
letters that he had received from
and as long as coasting lasts.
. and cared for by owners of the ad- fact of many years, is being enjoyed
‘ A“ enthminntic temperance rally incent property. and places such trees today and bids fair to remain for the
Friday cvenlng.thlarch 10. at 8. when
Dr. E. J. O‘Shaughneaay will we“ Jason S. Halncs. Kuhn said to the
Was Sana Legally.
[Homes was medically insane, "if
. -rural' mall carrier through this sec
‘ firing the Stamford-Long Ridge route,
- mo. 29, Was caught in the ten-inch
“how storm last Monday.
"at ovor the Long Ridge route until
-—8llall legs of lamb. 20c lb. Schultle.
A meeting of the Boy Scouts will be
held this evening in the Methodist.
-church.
Captain and Mrs. John H. Deer
tors ,of Pennoyer street. left yesterL
day for Bayonne. New Jersey, to visit
relatives.
~3honlder Steak. 12c lb. Schultze.
has held Sunday night at the (‘ongre louder the car of tree wardens.
gutlonal church. the \leihoditttit unit-‘ "0‘ wait for Arbor D" “now" its the
lug \‘.ilh the former church for the “no ‘
occasion. Similar meetings are be- |
in: planned for all the shore towns hyt
the Connecticut Temperance Union
to create sentiment favorable to the,
voting of the town "dry" ncxi fall.i
and to encourage next yenr‘it Lemma-i
lure-b take a favorable stand on the,
Mrs. Aaron G. Stevens. of Roway- question of statewide prohibition.
1°“ “9"“9- has returned from Nev. lt is understood that. an a result‘
Preston. where she was attending her of a conference of the School Board:
son. William Watson. who is recover- and a few invited citizens a few «an‘M M
lug from a serious illness. Inlgms ago, the Board of Finance Will W33 ""1“!“ G"?! '3 "0V employ-
:thewing Fowls, 20c lb. Scliultze. inot approve the appropriation of 875,-: ed in Burdett 3 dry 8006! store.
«William H. Tristrani formerly the 0"" ‘0' “chm“ “"d‘n‘s' “' “we"
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-lieved that the money could be raised rich
by notes extending over several years.
so that the amount to be paid in any
one year would not be very large.‘ 310:; :33; :re visiting with relatives
The Finance Board, it is stated {villi
23:31:: womgiogldg;y:; tied with his family on Seminary
. il° cover the coat of making plans for street for several days this week.
[the ”posed new buildings. Then It; Mrs Francis Snyder, sr.. has been
[is planned to wait for next year’s quite ill at her home on South (Main
i [legislature to authorise an issue of] street for the last week.
inchool bonds to cover the cost of con- .mu Minnie Lille“ 0' Stamford
smut the m WWI“ 3‘" the spent the week-and with her- friend.
Sch-6| M II “111 Wont“ b! mu‘nuiei Crissoy of 2m street.
‘M":” ”w“ “ a“ “u“ Miag‘flartlla sillinaa returned from
“RM "'° ““3 "'2 New Your lust Saturday to the sun
llbo wholly in W luau bobcat-ad oa Quote avsuno.
urn. Btopb'on n Boyt and about.
Elisabetta and Natal. of last. Maple
strut. are gusts of rialsttvss in at
Var-non. '
mmmmnuwmu 1W Rfler millennium-tat-
Mus-wit. an. out: m on week With his Mom. autumn naval.
“manna-omit” WbdmlstfwltJutnowofm
mmMahouy ’
masons-tum 'lhablg marinara-momma
Ora-mm mmoummmum-m
mnh-Msmaunmmmmmmum
fianbuliior severalmouths past cov-
He got as
Jar as Hunting Ridge, but could not
dampen-t to be used in his gra-
Hanna had three plowsoat
mthMghtbcsdei
Mann-ovum
until-mans.
Do rest of the week. if the thermometer
keeps about the freezing point.
Mrs. Clarence 'Deli‘oreat of Talmadge
Hill had a hard fall on the ice while
going for milk to James Rae's. She is
istlll in bed and can move only witni
the aid of help. owing to the injury
" to her spine.
John lRllcy, Jr.. attended the funeral
l on Wednesday of Mrs. William Riley
at Brooklyn. The “ceased was the
wife of William Eloy. first cousin ot
; John Riley. sr.. of this town. a wealthy?
retired shoeman.
i The Domestic Sewing Circle tender.
Owing to the snowstorm Wedncs 8d ‘Mfl- Harry 'Bardell a birthday hutal started in the morning session. i
by the School Mind. The “in" be- any the schools held only one sep- luncheon at her home on Stamford The defense rested its case yesterday
avenue last Thursday evening Thelma-hing. Dr. Staub stated that he
. Mrs Waller Stewart and children of club presented their hostess with a has given much attention to nerVoua
very pretty silver olivofork.
Rev.
Michael Coleman of—ngenem yrs. 'hls visit at the home of Mrs. Joseph
i F. Stillman Monday evening, and wont
to New York. where he remained un-
til Wednesday when ha returned to his had been given to attempt to prove
duties as teacher and pastor at New
Berlin and Hartford.
i held Monday afternoon.
many interesting subjects were dl
bureau.
evening was tsban up in the usual on-
'«vmants on such occasion. ”audit
toss.
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Dr. George Reynolds finished often given court testimony. He was
a mating of the Civic League was
at which time
cussed. No dyflnite steps were taken
on the installatloh of an emergency
room or "to Mutilation of a chaflty'
About twenty triads ofIra. L. B.
Knapp tendered bar .a very pleasant
birthday surprise at )0, home on Ml Statda Attorney Planer 8. Cum- doctor for about a half hour. “'80 this lamb your hair. taklna one fill
cunt. avenue. Wedneadly' evening. The INIISI than ”a“ that he
wwmmmmummmmwrmm morn. which was only,
slowly amuwluw.&mwmmummbymmput .
sheriff. said the witness. that Haines you use the term," said Dr. Stan!)
had come to him to ask him to go after being crosocxamlnod closely.
of the Board of Educations. commit-Ind sea Lawyer Cummings of l-‘air- Dr. Staub stated that Haines was sung
tee was ”Mm“ to look into “afield. legally' It is possible to be medically
matter of medical inspection in the' 0"" A Foolish F'H‘M' insane and not lozally.thedoctor said.
school and report back at the next '\\'lm seems .0 be the matter with Dr. Snub sill adhered to a previous-
lmeetlng lJason'” Sheriff pea" was said to ly made answer that Haines did not.
have. said to Kuhn. “You dont think have the delirium trememx. but was
that be Is crazy, do you?’ Kuhn then Simlfl)’ suffering from an over-indul-
lillllfS Sill, SAY Milli-m... ....... r..
said that llaineit was simply a foolish some of liquor. Courtl was then ad-
(Continued Rom Mt Pu” i Dr. Staub rcsumedthe‘stand after
"'"" tMr Brown. He was then asked new.
Dr Staub was called to the stand‘eral hypothetical questions about the
at the opening of the afternoon ses-lcondition of Hainen at the time of the
«ion when the state resumed the re;shootlng.
on “onlcal lnapectlon." ltfiwill be
remembered that. at the last meeting
,
intuition" ‘
tittitt tilt tilt
Staub's Testimony.
in answer to the question, Dr.
Staub said that Haines was aware of
ithe nature, thitracter. or consequences
It’a Grandmother’s Recipe to Mro
Color, Gloss and Attractivcncsa~
and mental disorders and that he has Almost everyone knows that Sago
asked the hypothetical question which was able to distingt
Ilnvolved facts which the stile clalm a “d "“5 th“ th‘
to have offered and for which evidence:s
used was “t lustre to the heir v hen faded. streak-
'the alleged murderer was sane at the to get this mixture was to make it“
““19 and that “.9 was “0‘ the ”cm” at home, which is mossy and trouble
"1 irresistible “PM“ Home. Nowadays. by a§lrlng at any
When asked about what casein he drug store for “Wyeth‘s Sage and 94].
Defense Objects.
He was asked whether the accuaetlor
knew the nature and consequences of
maticros'scxamlnation. said that he had ““19 of mu {among old recipe,m
given testimony in the Angle case, in proved by the addition of other in-
-evidem in the hypothetical question, llthick money Klein. his questioner. gradients, for about so cents.
and that one M in which the quay. was dounsel for the accused woman. l Don’t gm, my: I", “v
lion referred to the accused either "5mm evidently did not remember can possibly tell that you dorm
having in his hand or threatening to‘ about DT- 8m“ testimony. bill you hair. as it does it so annually
'got a moneys. not supported by Blue‘s Attorney Clan-mp. said um and evenly. You dun-pan a ma
evidence. the remembered crummlwns the or oat brush with it and draw mat:
the defense objectad holding
the state had not embodied all of the;
would in a kind of delusion on Ir. Klein' 3 mm at a time; by morning the any
an» out the w m of um um” part. is it?" State's Attorney Cura- hair autumn. and after another all-
to the m. havingm the part Mallaakodthawttntmwlthssmlle plbatlou or two. your lair bacilli,”
RM» hm“ hm" ‘3 “m“ b“ about the can» to get a Wt 'rlis caution was not luv-ed. as inhuman: dark. my and any»
mmmmburum-immud-mmmlmt (m.
Wyeuw 81;! and Sulphur can:
pound is s delightful toilet re
for the“ who desire dark hair nil a
your! appear-
the :6“. imitation o
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of his act. He testified that Halncs Tea and sulphur properly compound. '
" between right ed. brings back the natural color and ,
suffering from delirium tremens, that cd or gray. Years 380 the only way
his acts. Attorney Jacob B. Klein for had testified in, 1188111, an 11. plmr Compound." you will got alafgo
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