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INTI NEWS
The out meeting o! the ct'y ('tt'illt ll
will be llr‘l'l on May l"l|
Mfr R099 (‘arr of Second <ll‘t‘t‘l,
will (hit evening entertain the InemA
bers of Friendship Assnciation. No. ‘I.
An Axlfnllrlled nlt‘v‘llll‘.’ of the busi—
"(‘53 committee of the South Norwalk
Congregational churth will be held
this~ evening
Regular matters of bu~ines~ were
attended to last niult when the regu-
lar meeting of l’rogrms Forum, Watch
ital l-‘nrunt League. was held
The Endeavor (‘ircle of The King‘s
Daughters will meet with Mrs. t‘. P.
l-‘rey. it; Taylor avenue. Wednesday
at 3 on lock In the afternoon.
Henry Wilkins. of North Main St,
spent yesterday- in New York on bus-
incss. lllr. Wilkins trade large purch-
ases of goods for the Elk's fair.
A minor nose operation was pet'-
formed. yesterday. on William Banks,
of Stuirt avenue, employed by Still-
son-l’oweli. by Dr, James A. Meek.
Patrons of the Regent Theatre com-
mented most highly last evening the
excellent playing of llcrt Cooper. the
uptown
Mr. formerly
playhouse. Cooper wa‘s
An important rehearsal of the de~
r‘u— team of Our Sisters" Rebekah
Lodge. No. 3.1. l. O. O P. will be held
tomorrow evening, In the lodge rooms
in Wall street. All members are urg-
I'd to be present.
Friends ttt this city ot ‘llr. and Mrs.
ll'tIIoI-k S Reynolds. newlyweds. are
receiving postal cartls. Tho happy
couple ‘rrA spending part of their hott-
eymoort iii Washington D. (‘. Before
he." nt‘trriaue. but Saturday. lit-s. Rey-
nolds was lliss Edna A. Aiken.
Tl i~ “'t‘t‘k a rush of dog owners are
Vtflltlltt: tity hall to register their can-
ines. Tbi‘l morning It branch office.
for do; registration purposes, opened
in the Town Hall, uptown Many queer
attentpts are made by some owners to
register lltcll‘ dogs in the wrong class
that their registration fees will be
lower.
The t trillion: inspector.
a.» follows- To J. F. Grltlln.
to iu-mll plumbing for Mrs. Mary
Mess. ‘_'o l-‘ort street; to Hodges & Wil-
son to erect a veranda for Samuel
Kelley. Seaside place. to cost $200. and
to Hodges 8: Wilson to build new
front and make interior alterations at
61 Belden menu 9 for R. Josclovsky, to
cost $340.
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of its hogs. 1-12 of its sheep,
and it makes the but cloth—
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I Our spring styles for men
and boys await you. Suits
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INSENGIISIITEI
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tConttnucd fhm First Plfl-l
it in very fitting at this time to
.peak of the work of Mr. Graham who
did more to mold the taste. of the
young people of his day for good It:
et'ature. especially for the worn of
Shakespeare, than any other Citizen or
llavcnna.
with other young friends, to be an al
moot daily visitor in his home and rt-
member him as always with enher a
lttl-Ulllt' of Shake. pane in his hand or
i croquet mallet,
lic was especially
t.‘ em and reading a “nullit-
for their edlflt'aliuti.
Ul'tll llc‘ would give 4
ion t tutette and modest bA Itittor and
:'t’.‘
do It quote the passage on Keputatlonlnl-Igmmr or frjp- d “H,- tui-
;‘.~ incompetent t: a his.
‘lrom Uthello‘
'(lood nitrite.
my Iotd,
Is the Immediate jewel of their souls.
vl'lto steals Itty purse. steals trash;
'ltA something, nothing.
lll man or woman. dear
Ferdinand ll Stitith.
have returned to tbct
7‘s
Mr and ‘Alrs
Ui Milli] .‘lit‘I‘l
’t/Iilt‘ 1n 7'.:< (It).
.'.A ..1u- .r .t‘ Miami. Florida. MI until
‘tit - 5! Mb iv-f‘ \oru‘all‘. In the middle
.‘w .A I. ltvl‘ I
A .watlct tt-wr quarntttiin will be
l'k‘liltll'i‘tl tomorrow from the home of
I-‘It-tlortcl. t‘olctttan. 31 High street.
Setond District. by Health Officer Dr.
William I Tracey I\ir (‘olctnan's
daughter llil‘ been Ionfintd to her
l.uZl.i' t‘ot ~onttA time with this Hints!
Young men. connected witit
Hungarian Reformed church. last ele
niui: tondntted a dance in Arion liull.
'Iltc eietting was pleasantly enioled
l~_\ a large number of lotul young peo
pie The dance was a fine sucrebs.
.~ t .tl and tintincially.
’iItc lat-kson automobile. which was
found Sunday evening, in Wieatport
avenue. seemingly
attd which was towed in to liocltw‘oodu
Garage. by .lohn Mills and Odlcera
t‘l‘llt‘y and t‘Iunc. was claimed leaflet
day. by a man giving his name as An-‘
drew Kohl‘s. of Bridgeport
l‘etnocratt‘c caucuses will be held In
this city tomorrow night. Uptowncra
convene In the town assembly hall.
second district voters in the Cityliall:
East Side democrats at 215 East Wash-.
ington stmet:
in Xorwalk town court room and Fflll
wax-l democrats In the Rowayton
liook and Ladder quarters. The Dele
gates- will be chosen at these caucuses
to attend the city convention. which
will be held In the city hall on Mon-
day evettinll. May 1st.
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SWIIlllN. SIIIN Fill
How "th" Does Comfort Tired, Burn-
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Calloused Feet and Corns.
“Sure! I use 'TTZ’
every time for my
feet.
Goodbye. soro .f‘ect, burning
swollen feet, tender feel. tired feet.
Good-by. corns. callouses. bunions
and raw spots. No more shoe tight-
ness no more limping with pain or
drawing up your face in agony. ‘Tix"
is magical, acts right off. "Tin" draws
out all the poisonous exudations which
puff up the feet. Use “Tia" and wear
smaller shoes. Use "Til" and forget
your foot misery. Ah! how comfort-
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I Get a 25cent box of "Tia” now'at
:any druggist
illon't suffer.
or department store.
Have good feet, glad
feet. feet that never swell, never hurt.
'never get tired A year's foot com-
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LOCKING THE BARN DOOR
after the horse is stolen is a
good way to describe the folly
of those who don't rent a. safe deposit box until they have
suffered a loss which the earlier use of this precaution
would have prevented.
You will find a variety. of sizes to choose hm among
the private safes of our vault.
- Boxes 3x512: inches in size cost but 34 a year.
after having spent'
the '
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without an ovvner,i0
Fourth ward democrotai
. General James Graham and but a de-
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To.» mine. '11:; his. and has been]
:Eavt- to thousands.
.it he. that filchts
ll..lllt‘,
ions the ot that ulttch
llllll.
IAnd makes me poor indicd ,
it was my pleasure for several years)
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lnltreslt-il in bu‘lurss and pr
.'...tt:g’ girls and was fond of c. trnor 1 ..t this and olltor sta c~
pus ‘Ing to invent gat-
Ilgnomnt of lui' .‘x‘atureopathic methods than thcntstlua nth-ts are being
Allie ltllK In“ de we“ um] I] ppy allt'f taking J T?“ ll’t’LillYlt'lli a
,aw‘uy as incurable,
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flow lll‘ Ill) KlNNl' under their treatment and they will receive the Klolllnld blea: I: of health
NATUREOPATillC DOCTORS
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Cures Hundreds
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The Natureopathic Doctors at 19 Washington street Soullt Norwalk
are proving that a remarkable success can be accomplished by the employ
ment of natural methods only. and that drugs play a very little pan to
the curing of any disease
Their success 3n the curing of so called lncurables bring them ll‘JlDPT
t‘uH patrons rtp';'eitling «It classic of 50(Hllly‘A the rich and the poor. the
'Aritnonal mrn and “omen him various t'lllPo and towns
“bile sontc ltcs sitatt, doubt and rrLt:.i.e. l9TU~
...Ioe'1 lg :hemselvts to bc influenced by olicrs more
This is your opportnt. try to bc luftd no matter what your prtjndi (ll
A per: =n who has not tried .hisr treatments
you
it is your life that l~ at. stake. .\ou lllu:i t-ttlter get well or suffer.
matter if the best physicians have L'iven you up. or hospital.-
No
. tnrm-d you
no matter what anybody >ia)tl. go straight to lrr W
Munro. the Saint-«Aopathtc phyaictan and talk your COIIdNIUJ ovt-r wi“.
him.
The Natumpafhic physicians no ver can if anyone has film in their
thcy say all ‘1 .. k luf't‘rer should do is to plow “t’lust‘llr.
I lhesc treatments are not based upon any fanaticism, but up... scIt-Itttfl.
not enritbia principals, and are. utkiiuwledged. endorsed and "commended by bun
Itireds of ( onnett-n ut' ~t best citizens.
llear In iiilnd that the Naturcopulhtc Doctors have btcn established
II the In e Tll> lir (ifdlllilll was in Iin Hartford for nearly ten yer!
, II .In- ntal iti fainting a liar.» tor lllt
I<lutty of the works oi Shakespeare.
with a l‘totessor Sr y-ttiort from Iiud
wl. ii~ ItHail'lhl'
'lht- tollowing your. itt a modest
way, he began giving readings htm
n-tt‘. “fit in the lecture rooitt ot' the
I‘-ongrtg:itiona| lllllrtll later In his
Ibomt or lllt lllllllt' of on: ol his pupils.
l Ill! mung ptAoplt. almost entirtly
lit Il‘llllll.: lllt‘ t‘litatn'n
' The) bt-cazttv very populat and near ‘
Iy every winter for the balance of his
If!‘ still "it iIi Ravcnna, he conducted
Ithes- rtatitngs. qutte ofttn attended
oi p tents of the regular members
IIu- ctltssc. were alwavs on Haltmlh)
l nights the readings to be followtd by
“13 Graham aervtng Mllllt‘ of bet
homemade rand) and (flap apples.
i.\‘ot rating tor the readings ltt'l‘M’lT
‘Ir thought a little l.tff\ would help
Ol.ll
Several members of the Tuesday
Iclttb have at various times attended
hcue clauses and will recall with m.-
! fits tending of the "Merchant of \'en
t “A ,.
lie cicclled In the rendering of the
spool lies of Shylock. one of his fuv
irite passages being the anguish of
IShonck over the loss of his jewels,
tl.~o l'ortia'a idea ot Mercy.
"'l‘bc quality of mercy is not
strain'd;
ll droppeth as the gentle rain from
heaven
l'pott the place beneath; Il la twice
blesa'd.
Ill blesaeth hint that gives. and him
that takes
"I‘Is mightiest in the mightiest:
It becomes the enthroned monarch
hotter than his crown,"
Mr. Graham seemed to enjoy the
hlrtorical plays more tltan the tragol
dies. altho "Julius ('casar" was one ot1
his favorite, readings. the speeches of
Brains and Cristina especially appealed
to his taste.
Itt Henry the \'III he laid espectal
stress upon Cardinal “'olsey‘a speech
to (‘romwell
Henry IV was another 0! the plays
lt‘iitl year after year. his favorite pas-
sages being the death bed scene be-
tween, Henry W and the Prince oil
Wales. and Henry V‘s dismissal of
Falstaff. As for llatnlct's solilouuy.
who can forget it if he were met a
. :rtembcr of one of 'ltisrclasacs.
Mr. Graham showed plalttly lltat he
loved every word SItakt-spcare ever
‘wrote, but these passages are well
Irc membertd front hls repeated read
{but of them
I. ills convtrsatiou and ll'lltrs wen
‘ttllcd with quotations front the works
itAt Shakespeare.
In answer to an Inquiry concerning
lt‘amily lineage and descent lll‘ replica
Hi i"
pltcw. advises me you request of lttm
the line of my ancestry. l cannotl
grace. the matter after 'Oiitcllo's‘ fa-
I =IIlon before the senate. but briefly:
’it is a poser: partly from modesty.
tnuclt front a few dark lines in history
on the pages of Melrose. and some
thing from lack‘ of record.
I was born in the wet spring or
parched summer (my memory wavnrs
at this point) of 1837. August is. no
doubt in immitatlon of the great Napo-
leon, whose mighty spirit made its es-
cape from St. Helena—'3. Eri't-.;.'.onts
now unknown.
|_ it was not wholly of my choosing
Ielse. I would have ordered cooler wus-
thet‘. but it was the misfortune of Vic-
toria to be sealed. that same year on
the English throne.
She has since abdicated. I hear.
Gone to heaven. Marry. God forbid!
and left me behind—like Richard—
"Left the world for me to bustle in."
My father told me he came to Amer-
lca in 1812 at. the age of 17. I am a
generation or two down the line of
cade latter than General Graham of
fighting fame of the “late unpleasant-
nesa" of 1860. of which my memory in
fresh.
1 have never scraped up acquaint-
ance with those titular dignitaries of
military renown. but 1 know they were
all forged from-no common clay—and
still I am well satisfied they are
"bloody" relation of mine by heredi-
ty.
Our stock was [rich or Scotch lriab.‘
protestant in faith and hmuaioua in
nationality and all of the name in
finer-la duocnd- fun this parent
“Mum“
“W to Oahu. 1 win an
swap it for any other mafia
other: may hold cutout-Ion but
Iby the police there.
,dcad at the
in his own peculiarly l'ellcitous manAl UIIOH
- shortly after the accident
”Our .\ir. Ernest. my 'anthue' no 11],“... ppm”... lay on the ground 1)-
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A cordial invita ton is extended to any physician to accompany am-
patient at any time.
'I‘-bero Is scarcely a dinette? that cannot be permanently controlled by
the \atttreopathn methods along the whole caligury of human III~ such
.-~ lisllllllfl St \llus dance. epileptic t‘lts h).‘lt‘rla. ale-e piessm'ss. (.itarJ.
pulmonary complaints. Im~r and kidney troubles. paralysis. and an die.
‘lises of the nervous .hyslt‘lu. tumors and goltres removed without llll' loss
of :t drop of blood. all ntornath disturbances. spinal and cerebral (lIHtIf’tlt'r.’.
female weaknesses In all its forms. rheumatic gout. inflammatory rlll‘lllll.i~
ll~lll. swelling of the joints. deafness. and all diseases of the eye and car
No matter what the trouble may N. there is hope
It you are sick and doubtful. call at the Natureopzithic lktctom' busy
llmCtr', between the hours of 9 it. ill and 530 p. in. and converse with
lllt‘il’ many grateful patients, llcmt-Inber, consultation is free Adv.
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there t.~ none of the stock in the mar [HELD A8 WHITE SLAVE WITNESS.
lit-II
Idistinclly remember how Mr (lra
ham would give his time. day after Connecticut Girl .
an. to drill any who ant-ti for no WI"! Lite-"d In New Your.
assistance In their recitationa for thef HARTFORD. April 25.~Thlt Antoi-
l-‘ttday rhetoricals. _.Aiso how be en .nette liilles, 18 years old, who mys-
Who Valliuhed Re.
joy-d attending the alin classes in terionaly disappeared from her home
lllt' high school. much to the annoy
illlt't' oi the teacher because of his in Rocky Hill, ‘ '9' miles below here,
free and poetical tmnslatton of VirA.
git. At- Shakespeare wrote of Garth New York white slave. cue became;
Ital Wolsey we may say of Mr. Gru known here today. an, 13 being de-'
““"I- tained by the New York authorities
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using“? rest his fault-i lli‘ gently to INN" as a Witness Inn“! ‘ man
From his cradle in was a scholar. and “0‘ under H. 000 bonds on m" charge
a ripe and good one. ‘of violating the Mann Act.
Exceeding wine. fair spoken and per ‘ _...
“mm“; ‘v-ll‘urn "tnercnnnt" for a day or two
And to add greater honor to his age
than iuan could give him. lte dleu
fearing God "
IWO tutu IN IIIII Jill;
in III in nun
(Continued from First Page.)
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Clifford Pharmacy.
So. Main and Elizabeth Sts.
\\ alt-rbury after the acc. 'dent. is un
dcislood to have been taken In chargi-
Lawrence Hayes employ-tie in [Jul
fy‘n lttnch rootu at Naugaluck IN‘
New Haven Hospital.
When appraised of the death of,
Hayes he collapsed and early this.
morning was being treated at head .
quarters by ltr. .lohn J. Eagun. lit--
Is held pending the investigation bi'
:ltc local autltotitlta.
Leonard Joy. driver of Naugatuckt
jllttoy. titllll. a Ind 19 years old. or
liizlt) North Alain strcct. Waterbury,
E'."(‘Kpt'(l with slight scratches. lie is‘
being held under orders of Medical'
E). .intinct George II Joslin of liam»
llt‘ll foi' reckless driving. l
lir. Maxwell bear. with his wife andi
.‘lt anti Mrs. l-‘rank Imvinc. came
the overturned nutomobllc'
happened l
Phones 833-1532
Misses’ Suits
$10.98
15.00 Values
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Extracting
Tho unsolicited testimony of my
many patients in all that is necessary
to prove that teeth extracted in in
011109 are taken out absolutely with-
out pain, and without any 111 after ef-
fect. If you have teeth that need ex-
tracting come in. and be able to any.
as In many others have said. "It is
true; 1 know it. for I have tried it
myself."
.DIQJ. H. Mallerlf.
side the car. which was turned over,
on its side. Two men wcre walking‘
about as if dazed by the experience
through which they had just phased.
llr. Lear gave first aid and sum
nioned the ambulance of the New
Haven hospital by the telephone in .\
nearby farmhouso
it seems that the party decided to
hire a Jitney and ride. to New Haven.
Prior to that time the two women
had not met. as Margaret Talbot did
not know the other woman‘s name
other than that she had been called
“Clara" by the members of the party.
Coming down by way of (‘heshire
the party passed through llamden
and when negotiating the crisscross
curve, commonly known as “death"
curve, just before entering New Ha
ven, they were going at a slow rate.
of speed, Miss Talbot said. When the
curve was met the lights had become
dimmed and instead of turning to the
right as the road goes, Joy themed hlu
machine straight ahead. as he thought
the road ran, smashing into the stone
buttress. which turned his machine on
its right side. Hayes and the woman
known as “Clara." were thrown for
word by the impact and their heads
battered against the stone wall.
Hayes died while on the way to the
hospital from a fractured skull ‘and
the woman reached the hospital in a
critical condition. She regained con»
scioulneaa once but lapsed into un-
consciousness again. in her wedding
in were the letters 0. H. J. to C. A.
'L. 1914. She is 28-year: old. alias
talbot. althoiigh removed to the hou-
lltll. in not seriously hurt.
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