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Summer Wear
agitation Madras.
fie Naiiisook and}
printed designs at
A large and varied'
K. BANKS
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three—and some need that
silk hat in the box.
Caps at one dollar.
Soft hats at $2.50 and $3.50.
Derbys at $2.50 and $3.50.
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Your Bid Kit Bag and
Smile. Smile, and No.
Huddle, Kaddie, Kiddie: Rogers & Stevens
K00, both 75c records. 5
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'prest'nted with 11 handsome flag by
their shop‘s ciew', tllv’ same will be
lnppropiiately raised Sattudav morn-
ing at it o'clock.
NEWS
.(‘onnnissioners .
l~~ l' Pill III
o‘clock.
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, (aptain John (i'awfoid will address
the Intnibers of St. Paul's \lé’ii’ .1 Club
this 1'\t'.llill.'.:. The meeting will be
District
Berkeley street Hall, :11 S
hing in the offices in \\'11l
conducted routine bust.
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’ meet Friday evening ..at the Central
ior Boys’i‘lub oi the South Labor Union Hall for the first tiuie
ongr-egationai Church held and all delegates haw been requested
‘ lastnight at lilt‘tllul't'il and to attend as business of importance
"3“ regular business. ' will.be considered.
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light fans are planning to withess the
' 1 street. weltiin the ear . , .
$230 1! 1111'» T5 “nib kunz-l'ldtiy battle In Stamford, tomor-
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t9“ 5)“ 1‘ ”e t' 1 row night. “old has reached this
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int; 12 tltit to 1111- thii.
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her of. workmen were 111. work
lag;- meeting of the Civic
t of. the Community Club E
111111 on Friday afternoon at 3 ‘ it is thought 111111 there wilt have
the club room 52’1W1st u\'e to be ad addition put on National
Hull 1Ii Westport to accommodat the
1"'1o1,11i which is going over thin .\'11r
35’ ‘lJbar, which has been placed walk tointnr'ow night. to see “Yes"
{thin , in front of [)1111'11/ 11. Biotliet'ton and his "Rosales“ do bai~
market. in 11.1111 street, is 1111 with the .111 \Vcstports. The
much attention from pasts— "lion: ies are composed of many for
I mei' horw .1lk players. and they expect
to "bring home the bacon."
1'10“? taxes this week and have - '..-__-.._.._...~ - .. 1
llcv. .\i. V. Williams, who is con i
m ' ducting the mangelistic services at
W ‘9 ”19 “”13"“ "f ‘U- SUI‘U‘W- the Nuiwnlk M. E. (‘ltnich this quntlL:
131100 meetn'g “11‘9“ “ 1‘” 1" spoke last etching on the. ',subject “.l’
the South Nm‘“ ”1‘ “We"? Famous Night School." This etening.
. “To“ 1"“ “H““g' “““‘ Ret' Williams will preach a sermon
11 mil fttl‘tliei‘ “0H9“ 11'1111 “The \inn \‘l ho Thought lie (‘oiild
. Live on 00111111." The serices titti-
. " Ueported in” morning. al- ing this, thel last 1111 111 ot thet tain-
f' mi from an “mm“ “WW-O that pagén have been featured by very
tri u had been held up Tues] .
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large congregations.
Capt. (I ll. Mctcaif ol' the Ninth
‘ ' Company was in town last evening for
. a short visit. lie said the boys (lilillL'.
0“. WWW “I eight o‘clock. duly up the Siilit‘rfll't' getting on very
moto. an educated Japanese. well “Fm. 1111» “m “...“. m.
11 lecture 0" Amom“ and (71.1111 Mottaif said. “it \'1tsa bit hard
‘we South Nonallt “OWN" for the fellows: . man) of whom had
hurch. Mi.‘1'.1muuioto i” lleti'i settistometl to intlooi onk. and
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-. with the Bridgeport " “‘ oi (.Ollrt'1f‘,|ll1'y it it the hardships oi
. 3'“ fine talker. Altet the. outdoor life. Now most of them are
built: 5" colored “hum “in used to it. and are getting on very
111m on the screen. The slides
iciures oi 111111111.
well. Some of ”will have colds, thin
to changeable Wt‘ailli‘l‘ and 11111. nus“;
outdoor work is 111111 l'oi most of tl11- m.
but ill-3.. '11 11"1'1111 only of :1 minor 1111
tnrc." he said.
.1'etiericlt A.(‘oi11n11n rot-1111'
rinity 11111101111111 (‘hur1h.g:t11
lit in- the church last night on
Ti 1- Since they have l1~ 'on on duty coll-i
ai'y‘l‘iork 111.].111'111. 1e at tiitions in the way of lighting have:
' illustrated with 5.11.1011” been disadvantagcmis to the menu;
'hich added greatly to the
of the talk. He told of the
3.53119 missionaries among the
. The lecture was largely at
This was true in the Hayes case. l‘(‘"
cently at Cos Cob, when a woman wasi
nearly shot licortttée she refused to
halt, when ordered to do no. The flash-
ing or an electric motor showing the
guardsmen that she was 11 woman,
saved her. Must oi the piers and all
of the bridges have been, or are now
being, illuminated; Besides the elec-
tric lights. which have been strung.
large Search lights are being installed
Bicatlonmt the Noah Web
,ial Library yesterday attoi
its presentation to the town
ford this week were at-
appropriate and impres
- the officers of Sarah
Hooker chapter D. A. P...
islting D. .A. R: ofllcers
151111111 national and state
.;.reiati'ves of the. great
'and the townspeople be-
‘oth sessions.
plenty to ant. and good beds. The shel-
tors are provided with coal for heat
ing purposes - The danger of falling
of! bridges, will be eliminated now
that they are well lighted
‘HOSPITAL, NOTES.
Arthur Godfrey '0‘ 194 Main street,
war. admitted yesterday.
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The soldiers are well housed with 401' them, they know they need not;
. the formula right on the bottle, tom,
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l couit, marching at the head of a gov-
ernment i'orce‘i'rom Manzanillo to at-
ttacl; the rebels at. Santiago, entered
the town of Bayanio, in Oriente Pro
viiicd, yesterday afternoon, after .11
Ibattie lasting more. than three hours.
The rebels retreated in disorder to-
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waid Jiguani. The number of dead
ion either side has not been announc- 1'
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“’ASHINTON, Feb. 28.——Some slight. a
idesti'uctiou of sugar cane by Cubani Captain W' “- Sharron c-1ebrated
AllWiNll llliS Willi
1=1 in 11 hich twenty lives weic lost but
announced that no decision as to the
responsibility for the accident would ""
rebel: in the. (Monte Province was his 87th birthday anniversary in a
reponed by the State Department (0' quiet way at’the home of Judge and
.11in bi "American Minister Gonzales Mrs. Joseph Morgen,
lat Havana. it was the first case of thi week
‘Cdlik‘ burning reported. ' s ‘
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FOR SR MONTHS‘ WORK
I1111c, has retix'ned bonit- alter spend-
in Saug'atuokh
*CLERK SUPPLIES MURDER CLUE
nosr’ox, 111.1111 l.—-»r.iuo'§:1: 11111-11111
in th- = federal court todav, awardedi
:Idaints li liusiis reteiver oitbe Do.” .
ton & Maint railroad $8.12 {to his! “’5' (harios Lyon,
services dining the past six months. I". “51”"- “t ”‘0‘ home
This sum rcpre<ents the amount he; '\""""‘"lk yesterday. 1 i
would have rt'("ti‘1':ii as pi'ts".denl oil '
the toad.
ing the weekend with her cousin. Mrs,
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111’ friends in
\ l‘etition was iiltd bv Mi 1 M” 0‘ W. llaw'xhul'sl. or b Quin
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ilstis asking the tourt im' instructionsl “”9 1'1”“ ““3 1n Bum“ port Md y
Ilgarding the 1111111:tnt of $1.0 (1011 in- "'-
1ft '.~'t due March 1 on notes ol the Con
llt't'ili‘ui River railroad. A heating
=1 for March 12.
GIVE THE ROAD FAIR PLAY
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New York Times, Feb-
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'HEALER SCHRADER '3", Now that the country can be led
DEAD 'N CAL-WORM", and warmed only by special ”31.".
LUS ANGELES, 0111.. Miti'(.‘il L'AU' iOilds of coal and food, the railway Elia
3“" SCIV‘MW- Wir'“‘-"“‘d divine he” nation is visible to all but the blind.
19', whose trial 01111 charge 111 fi'audtr The situation is too serious I”, be
h)" “"9 M 'h’ ““‘n‘ “a" interrupted 11111111 with . in a nagging spirit. 1!
h-" 1“" “1“9‘51 (“0‘1 ”New“ at the would be can to trace blame. to tho
1‘01"“.1' hll‘iltilfli. Francis SCllltliti’r1 -;1iiw'.11v.~1 or to the interstate Com-
nlso claiming to be a divine healer. an: metre Commission as many are doing .
Sclirnder. were indicted a year at: it would be easy for them to defend
forth-.1 alleged rot-11111111 of money for ”"3"!“le by pointing to the laws
“blessed lltliltikPl'Ciltt-ls' 1111111 thtough That t'hl'ous the blame, .back upon
ithoso who elected the lawmakers and
supported them in the policy which 11
may be. hoped is now culminating,
11111111111111 blame tor the past knob
a. remedy. What is needed is a tor-1'
wait-limiting policy which shall cor
root the errors of the past. in that as
peel the. crisis has its uses, and they
are proportioned to list seriousness. .
Once it was necessary to correct rall-
way abuses and convince the com
panics that tliey are subject to th.
law. They are. as humble unity as ever .
tthey were arrogant and are suppllam:
"’" iiather than dictators it was .3151)
DRNERS lN RUSH ?' necessary to convince the. lnterstatt
{:0}:th £6230: (.ommerco Commission that-something
A rush greater tum ‘3 0 e1 besides "powers" and orderers"
nus 111an giveteti the clerks in m‘inecessary The best of intentions
automobile department in Hartl’otd. “a“ met 11115111le11 in execution of 11
yesterday ”1" 1““ d3} 1"" “w““m‘ sort which ought to give the Com. 1
the till? motor vehicle licenses. Mort» .mivsion a feeling of sympathy with
than 1'0"" mm” praiicaily all men"the tallw'iiys 1n 11 task more difficult
\isitctl the (‘apitol during the day and than has hm," "”1003“le The law-
111 one time the rush was so great tiI. It 111 1“," um) have ialleu belo.1' their
it 11111: honest-1111': to 21111th t‘ho iincfitind‘immmms and ”w expectation of the
start butt of it 11111 tie us ness 0 "“H'tiiht’av haters i".111gcly that, too. was
of the department where the wholemeal, so of the difficulties oi the case,
staff of (110ka was detailed 111 I110 The explanation Of the people's shari-
M'H‘ Approxunatt-ly 3'73” drimm‘oi the blame tor misdirected legisla-
WON‘T“ ”my cards "L U“; deporta- lion and tidniiuistrmiop is the same
nient dining the 11:11 two t.1_1~1 1111 N , ‘ , i
ow oven the pt oplc must 1101 11.11
("31” applications “etc TECHNO“ at they are. punishing themselves over
the oi‘tito since Saturday Titustlay tho i'ai111'ays'.shouldors Only-ewe 1
was ‘hv‘lgllijwm ifmii for LL"! until; ienco could have produced this rarr
cations I 1111p 111 one as
of mind
ceivcd through the mails than. is now complete.
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SOMERSTONE BROUGHT
BACK To WALLINGFORD
\\’Al:l.l.\’Glt‘O.RD. March 1.4‘1‘9-
tierick Somerstone. a contractor, who
left here some time ago,1was brought
back last night by Chief of Police
()‘Rliey. from Albany. N“ \'., and was
locked in) to await 11 hearing to
Inm'row morning. He is charged
with issuinga worthless chock drawn
011 the. First National Bank of Wall
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thopefully
. 1a Assuming that all concerned are in
:chester,
"the store of the tea company in 11111-
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Is‘l' In! it will be armed, especially
\othintz quite
bronchitis.
If the educational process RWdienlB over 100 percent. increase)
a great first stop We are obliged to taise the, price, to
toward a new departure has been tak- take place at once, as follows: 300, 35ci
on. anti the outlook may be regurdel 5990i“) 600 and $120 All drugfliSiS
recommend and sell Linonine.
11111 W 11111 Willi
ALTOONA, Pa, Feb.~ 28.—Oificiais
of the Pennsy'liania Railroad early to
d.-y completed their investigation into
the neck at Mount Union, yesterday,
he reached until after mature delib-
eration. More than fifty tiainmcn .and
other witnesses were examined by ”the
1a iroad officials. .
Meanwhile representatives of the
irlei'slate. Commerce (‘ommission and
the State Public Service Commission
continued their investigation.
“one any
identifies Man Alleged to ‘Have Com
mitted Capital Crime
BOSTON, March 1,—Joseph L. Rol-
lins om No. 22 Gibson street, Dor
well known in the Count
Pleasant section of Roxbury, was iden-
tifitd today by Leo McCarthy as the"
man who shot and killed 0rdway Hall
in‘ the store of the Atlantic and P114:
ific Tea Company on \\ ashiiigton
street, Dorchester, on the evening ot‘i
:.Feb 21 Rollins gale himself up at the-i
when he. loutid Special Officer Hiuesi
and Police inspector Patterson were
looking for him. Rollins was 11111111110.
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cliester, where voting Mc(‘arthy posi-l '
tiv1ly identified him as the man whoi
shot Hall. . warrant charging Rollins-1,
with murder 11' .5 asked 1111 In ,1“,
STANDARD Oil. (:0 WANTS
anFMMITY.
.\'l-;'\\ \'(')illi,.\lt.11"lth
an] Oil (ouipaiiy will seek indemniti‘
i"111 thc destr'uttlon of its oil prop
.'11es in liumania at the time of the
ennuii invasion or that country
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Linontne
MARVELOUS MEDIBINE
For Gold
Linoninc 1111111,. 111111 awful kick out
of a hard cold and a'cnders it harm
less. it is lit-.'1 great family remedy
for till forms of (bids and n Ietnzuka
blt': preventative for the more danger-
has white: complaints of adults and:
tliildlcn. '
“111 e a bottle of l. lnoninc handy
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ctiuiils Linonine
Owing to the high cost of all in
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regenerated frame. of mind. probably
A”. SMILES! there will he no dissent from the pro-
position that the root of the trouble
is the. lack of funds for. the railways
Mothers Rest. and Stop Worrying to use in the. public service. Withlnra
This news may seem too good to be iiew days the New York Central his“
true, btit it. sure is right. "Ehad to abandon its plan for an issue
Young mothers are getting Wise. and "of stock, and the Southern Railway
listening to the tips experienced has been unable to issue bonds. it
mothers are handing out. _ " isuch railways cannot. finance them-
Hundreds of mothers right in your selves. what is the. propect for others
own home town testify since using in loss leading positions?
“Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup" that; There is just one way to enable the
teething babies have lost all terrors railways to finance themselves, They
must be allowed profits large enough
to attract the captialt to enable them
to serve the public.’ In theold days;
there was danger that. liberality in
funds invited waste of resources for
service and danger to investors. For
the present that chapter must be re-
garded as closad.
worry' after 11 few do‘ses. As one fond
mother expressed ‘it seems to act
like a charu1.you could see the little.
one pick up and improve from the first
dose.”
“Mrs; Winslow’s Soothing Syrup"
sure is'in long looked for blessing for
teething kiddies, it takes right hold I
and mind you .not one drop of dom.‘
so you know just what you are giving.‘
“11 hit or miss about f‘Mr's. Winslow' s.
"11.1. For
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Sale Starts Friday Morning
Get One While They Last;
SEE . WIN DOW DI‘SPLAY'
RAYMOND a. son
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Funeral Um" ors Norwa‘lk
'Steam Dying 81 Gleaming Co.
Formerly known as Bridgeport Steam Mlclunlng Go.
Silk Dresses, Glovas, Blankets and unwielhned.
H. LYNGE, Props
24.9 State Street —BRIB®PDRT_
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Delicatessen and Lunch Bocm
7 Railroad Ave. Tel. 9%-
Fresh Eggs at ..........,.- WW“-.. 57¢ pct dog.
Mackerel and White Fish at ..-»..-W ......M. 25¢ ll)‘.
Home-made Cruilers at . . '. . . . --........__. -- . -. .251]: 1107,
Home-made Fish Cakes at. .......--. - m Iioz. (Friday)
Home-made Clam Chowder at: . ---- m pct qt.(1"-n'day)
Smoked Salmon
Link Sturgeon at .. . .............-.............. -... . . .
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‘ “The House oi Good Glasses."-
'87 1111111111: 811., Stamford, Conn.
Open Sat. 1111 9 p. in. no. 11191
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" Tbc ORIGINAL
Syrup."
Every mother ones it to the butter-
ing child. to r.el ave ltfiwith “Winslow' s
Soothing Syrup." Ittdoes the trick,
you o‘an see. the litile one brace up!
with the first dose ere before pain
and tears, .noys leg and good.
nature: ‘
Old touts take 11111111111111; troubles 5A NutttlodnbiuiforAliAg‘eo. .
as a‘ 'mii'tter of course and think, "Well‘ Keep WI MW. on Hunt!
we hit went through them.“ sounds Quick Lunch; flung Q 0&3.
0. K. but does not be p the kiddies.
dtv'e tit“ little as 3 chance.
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waitpom's con .LIVER
canons, COLDS
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Haddock ............. roe
' Herring 8c
Finnan Haddie . . . . . . 161:. m “u”. .. .. r». not:
“Tile ' 181: »h“ » J.
FREE DELIVERY TO WWAL'K. . ‘5 ‘.
Schnllze’ s Smitty Markets
32 Washington St. . ‘ Ian-s1.
" ’ South Norwalk. we.
20C
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Wham 'IBc,
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Cod Fish
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