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The 111111111111. is an amended copy of
the paperrcad by Mrs. Qiiintard at s
m1-etingoftheD.A.R. at the Central
club, on the afternoon of January 21st,
in connection with the portrait by Ben-
jamin West than on exhibition. The
portrait, which is owned by Mrs. Mary
Garner Rider, of East Norwalk, is one
of two painted by that famous artist, of
Colonel Richard Platt. her great uncle.
This picture is in a good state of preser-
vation. The other, yellow and dim with
age, hangs yet in the old homestead st
Smithtowu, Long Island. near the rail»
road station called King’s Park. In
this house six generations of Platte have
been born. The picture therefore, has
more than a personal or local interest,
so many of this family having figured
conspicuously in Revolutionary history
Colonel Flatt was descended from
Joseph Platt, of Hertfordshire, Eng-
‘ land, whose son Richard came to Amer-
ica in 1630, and landed at New Haven
He settled at Milford in 1681). Colonel
R'chard was nidedercamp to General
Richard Montgomery at the storming of
Quebec on the‘ dist of December. 1775.
Montgomery d1ed1n his arms. He was
the venerable marshal of the day when
the general’s remains were received in
New York and «reainterrcd in front of
St. Paul's church, July 8, 1818, and was
for years co-nmissary general of the
state of New York.
There is a letter which should accom-
pany the picture—but which is in pts
session of a relative of Mrs. Rider~
wr1tten by General George Washing-
ton to Colonel Platt, in which, in ad-
dition to an invitation to dine with him.
are expressed sentiments of the high es-
teem in which he was held, both as :1.
man and patriot, by the Father of .his
Country. Zephania Plait, Jr, uncle to
Colonel Richard, was the founder of
Piattsburg, New York He is mention—
edin Appleton’s Cycloptcdia American
Blography as follows:
“Member of ContincntnlCongress,b111'11
, in Duchess county, N. Y., in 17-10. 111-
received a. classical education, studied
law. and practiced. Was delegate from
New York to the Continental Congress
in 1781 .1111, and was judge of theb ‘lrcni
Court for many years. He was one of
of the originators of the Erie canal, and
founded the town of Plattsburg.”
Z. 1phania was the oldest of fourbro1h<
ers who were the first settlers and pro-
prietors at I’lattsburg. “Having pur-
chased, soon after the Revolutionary
war, a number of military land war-
rants, they located them on Cumberlan l
Bay. on the northwestern shore of L111-
Champlain, Clinton county, New York
They in person surveyed and marked
out the patent in 17114. To induce 11
r1pidscttlemcnt 11 hundred acres were-
oll'1-red to each of the first ten settltri
who should come on, bringing their ~
families with them, auda hundred acres
also as a donation to the first male child
born on the patent.
"There is an incident occurring near
17715, which marks Zephanin's low 11'
right, and his sterling patriotism
When the first open revolt against the
English rule began to manifest itso-lf.
and at an inn east of i’oughkccpsic, just. ,
beyond the turnpike, the pcoplo hmll‘
erected 'a liberty-pole.’ A sharp aller-
cation took placc betwoen the sin-rill
111111 Zephania Piatt, one of the leaders.
during which the sheriff accused him of
11'1-1141111,and threatcnc'l to arrest him
hlr. Platt seized a club and mid ho
should defend himself if he 1 1111-11-11
him. The sheriff drew his swl1‘l'1l.lmt
was persuaded to withdraw and leav-
tlm patriots unmoli-sted. The incident
created much excitcmeut After 1h»-
Revolution was in full progress 11"
1111141111! 1111 active and prominent 1111111 111
{Duchess county and at once "rt-1111111111 lho
p lotion of 11 trusted loader," etc.
Durmg the occupation of Long 11111111
by the British, Z -phnui 1. Platt, l-lr , git-at
great grandfather to Mrs. Rider, at th 1
age of seventy-live, was taken prisoner
oi’ waneud confined on lnanl the prison
3 reaching his home. He was buried in
1 he, with fifty others. was chained. till
‘ the son of Richard 1st.
college, and died July 10, 1.11111).
ried Burr to both his wives; first to tho
he was driven, blindfold, to the 11-.~i>
deuce of the last named lady on the
garments. Full and explicit directir 11‘
shown made of nainsoI 1k 111111 trimmvd
The upper portion consists of a holy 11n-
arxn seams, and the closing is effected in a
back and front, and over the 1111-1 1y pull- 1
11d sleeves that are gntln'rod 11nd arrang- .
cdovcr omnscmned linings.
cry and insertion. and is patio-ml ul 1111-,
ship 111 Wallabint Bay, in New York
11.11'1111r,or l'llst raver. 'l‘he Britt-111111.1-
cow-red two whole bolts secreted about ,
1111- premises, which they at out-1' burn-111. i
and which was the immcdinlucansc o g a
lh-tory 111 11111-111 :11 to what-‘; 1
his arrest.
111- did with 1h:- 11 1111-1, but it may 11: pro- 5
horned that ho transport-1d critic and
people norms tin- Hound into Connecti-
on: to get 1111111111111 of the 11'11yoi “11.91
British. 111 adlitiou to making him
p'iuonerthpy1111111111111.111 his cattle. 111-17.
ml other prop-'l‘ly and attempted to kill
one of his younger 1111.111. bout of iii-1'
mus were in 11111 United titular army
in the Revolutionary wartllnpteiuNa-
thani'el holding 11111 1'1'1111111111—111111 from
Washington). 11111 111111111111 11111111 bomg
left on the place. 1111 1m 1 11-1111-31' hop? 1
watch day and 111 ht 111-111111 111-1 foolilyi
warn very nonunion-11o 1111- 1111111111
While confined in 11111 111 l pris in ship:
his 1111111111111 111111111111. 111111: la. hearincl
that he was ill 111 11111 11111111. 111-11111 with
anointed woman 11110th l'lty. and la-
lemnded with an [ivory (3111111111 {.11 his
release. pleading to be permitted to tellt-
hlni home, aslt vaccine-the could not. ,
I.
1 girls 111' two, four, six and night yvurs. ;
; and retails for twenty-live routs. ‘
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pathetic reply Hummus»! sud
filial citation prevailed, and lie-ins not; THE
ntliberty, but he died two can after,
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TROUBLES. '
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the, family plot, martini tree to which —.'"“"“'"
A Pawlucltet Man’s Escape From
Deafness.
Dealers: and in Trouble Result FNIGM
Passing Along the ,K sunshine Tubs The!
Loss: From the Threat to tip Err.
“Is your hearing failng?"
taken to the prisouvrhip, where most of
them died Zephauis Plait. Br . was
the only son of Jones. son of Epheuetns,
Colonel Richard was the son of Jenna
(oldest son of Jones Platt 1st). whomsr-
ried Temperance, daughter of Ebenezer
Smith. of Smithtown. Colonel Richard “Are the ears dry and scaly?"
was the eldest of three children. "Do the ears itch and burn?"
His brother Ebcnccer was taken “Is there a throbbing in the ears?"
prisoner in the Revolution and “Have you a pain behind the cars?"
conveyed to London, where he was via:
lied by the celebrated Mrs. Wright,
who modeled the Royal Family in war.
There, aft-er his release, he married one
of her daughters, who was sister of the
wife of Benjamin West. Elizabeth. his
sister. married Rev. David Schuyler
Bogart, aclergymen of the Dutch Re-
formed church. David S. Bogart was
descended from the French Hugncnots.
lie was grandson of Cornelius Bogart,
who was a large landowner in the city
of New York, where he Was engaged
in extensive mercantile business before
the Revolution, and son of Nicholas
0., in whose house Major Andre W115
confined after his arrest. From this
house he was led to execution. Rev.
Mr. Bogart was born in New York, Jon-
unry 12,1790, graduated at Columbm
Men-
tion is made of 111111, in connection with
his family, in Thompson's History of
Long Island, edition of 1.9.111, and in
Parsonls Life of Aaron Burr. Hemor-
"Is there a buzzing sound heard?"
"Do you have ringing in the ears?"
"Are there cracking sounds heard?“
“Do you have earaclle occasionally?"
"Are the sounds like steam escaping?"
“Do you constantly hear noises in the
6111's?"
“Is there a roaring like a waterfall in
the head?"
”When you blow your man do the
cars crack?" '
“Is your 1111.11" mg worse when you have
a cold? '
Mr. G. W. Wells, of 1113 Exchange
street, a well-known citizen of Paw-
tuckct, has had an experience of deaf»
ness, and, grateful for his escape, thus
speaks of his cure:
“I hndabud case of cutarrhal denf~
ness. It was so severe 1111 attack that it
made me deaf to an uncomfortable d11-
grce. Icould not hear tin- clock tick
111 the room where I sat. . The passages
of my head and throat. too. were dis-
eased. My cal-e had been one of long
standing,catarrh beginning to trouble
me first about twelve years 111:1). A fair
;1inl of California Cnlnrrh Cure helped
me at once. I soon became able to hear
the clock lick, and I felt- grcntly im-
proved by the use of the cure. I am
glad to 1'1-commc1nl ii for catarrhnl 111-11!-
111155."
At 11. ll. i’laish-d‘s drug store. A
big bottle inlet-1111'. Nearly three times
as much $1.
mother of his beloved Theodosia, and
many years later to Madame Jamel.
There isatradition in the family that
evening of that eventful ceremony, 11111.
Payton makes no note of the. incident.
SENTINEL PATIERN.
A Tum Paper Pattern of this dunner-1
lay be Obtained by Using the Coupon.
We have made special arrangements
with the agents of the celebrated Bazar
Glove-Fitting Patterns, by which we can
present to our lady readers some of their
very newest and choicects patterns of
A wccd'in the garden can be e1.sl"1y
icstroyod when 11. first st111'.ts Con-
1umplion can be 111ppe1l in the bud 1y
1)n11 M111uto‘11ngh(uro. {1. C 13111111111
and 1'. R Wood.
Drop In New Haven Stock
A drop of more than twelve points in
the stock of 11111 Now York, Sew Haven
1nd Hartford Tlllll‘illlil on 1'1-1'1' light 51111 :1
{or putting together the garments 1111.
iornnany each pattern
"crduy. was .1c1onipan1cd by rumors
but the 111v1111nd might be reduced
from eight to six per cent. per annum
Attention was directed to the llontmg
sidernbly.
by the stock yesterday was 1110.
Los'r. ——.\ rleur' little child who 1111‘11 e
home happy by its smiles And t1 think
11 might have been :1 11 ed 111111 lhcpuionts
Cough Cure. the infallible remedy for
1'roup. (v. 1!. Millwn and E. P.
WILTON.
A union prayer mooring will be
it S.W.()1mste:1d‘s'
t .30 p. 111.
lull
in New York.
HINTS BY MAY MANTHA.
A wry attractive little apron ls h1-r1' fit-111 chopped hands to 91171111111 1111111111111-
lotit1111'111'1,11.'111 111-1111111in 1'1111'11 by l)-
wilh 1-111broidcr1'l edging and insertion.
cure. G. (‘1. b‘tillson and 1'). 1’. Word.
, _ l h id 1 ‘ Something to Depend 0n.
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"'8 that is fitted 1y " on (r .1111 11111 ' r Mr. .lunn-s Jones, of the drug firm of
thocenter-back with small buttons 111111'111 l,)r. King‘.1 how Discovery, says that
button-holes. The 11111-11. shaped in low “W- WW" “1'1 “"1“ W118 "11111111011 W11“
1' 11111111111: outline. has a full livrthu ri1f~ Ind-rippe. and hot 1111,1111 “NW H" serious
‘ , that physicians at (Iowdcn and Pans.
tie of the material falling (1111‘le 111 ”I" 1 1211111111111 norlnng for him It 111111111111 to
develop into busty consularuion. fluv—
1111.51.11'. Klng’s New llmruvci'y in ston-
111111 selling lotsol' it, he took 11 11111111-
111111111, and to flu1 surprise. of 1111 slu- 111-~
gun to get. better from 11111 first (lost-.111”!
bolt 11 111121111 dollar bottles cured 111-1'
' round and well. Dr. King‘s New 11111.
11.111'1'1'y for 11.-11s111uption. coughs and
The full
itrnighl skirt is decorated with mnbl'oi. -
top and joined to the 1011'11' 1111.11 of 111-
body lining Among "W 1111'11r111'f11br11'.1 1' 'oltls 1s guaranteed to dolhis good work.
for aprons in this style, no- 1-1111111111'. 1,; 11, pm. ”1,11 noun-,1 at 11,. n,
lnwu, cross-barred muslin. 111111in 1111114 l'luislcd'sthng store, South .Not‘wnik.
Swiss, with lace orou1broidury 11s trim l
ming.
'11111111111-111111111'11'011for 11 gill of 11.1; hu-mlnchos
years W111 require three and 1111-11'111'1'1k“““wm'l l1'”'" 1"”3’ ””4"“ ll“
vnrdsof lhirtyslx-inch wido 111.11.111.11. 14"“1'1'01'1'1'2'1'10"H" U' l” 151111111111 "'"1
'l‘no pattern, No 11111111, is 11111. is 1117.11» for; . . .
One Way to be Hsppy
1 'qhtunutul 11.11111 tortillnt'lis nf Vulll‘ fumll '.
Hoonl11.111111111111111 111111111 11 (111.11 or (11111 ft.
mil 1111 111111 1‘ Htlllwo. 111111111 Normllh
1111.1 ludumd l'. \i'.1-111l Nuru'hlllmolo agents.
> and got 11 ll'llll b lllll‘ 111 ”Ho“ s1. 111'.11 the loot
' Horrono lh-111u11y.i"'-111-.to prow- thuf 1w.- 11111-
A lorpid liver 1111-1111111 a bad complex-
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ortnkeltto
fitnrteunt’s Bargain House
and hands 11nd lips. lionllnn for out-1 111d
sores. Instant relief for piles; stop-z
pain atom-o. These are the virtues of
DoWitt‘s Witch Hazel Halve. (1. (.7.
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lite Weekly Summary.
The summary of The Commercil
'Rccord for the current seek 11111111111
the following showing: Real estate
's.1les-Ncw iiuvcn and West Hay-«n 2:1;
1111111110110”, 14; 1111111111111. 11; Water-
.bury. 12; Moriden. 7; New Brown. 7;
'Norwlclhtl; New 11111111111, ll: llmbury,
'2; Nervvalk. ii 11.111111111111111 nmrtg1gcs-
New Haven and West Huvmt, $107,711
2131' gsport, $121111); Hartford, $33.13 ;
for Infants and Children.
iWsterbnry, .80 92:1: 1111111111111. 325.0111»
5?“? k I iNeW Britain, ”4.791; Numb-1" “1.115";
g 5 ' m, iflsw tendon. “.222; “sundry, $111,101,);
Normals. 11.111111.
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PATTEBR 110. 11111111 SIZE Wm
This coupon 11111 12 cont-1 wtll 111mm;
above at rte‘mut 11. North
1nd Ann stream. booth Norwalk.
s
1
iebt, and it. was said that tho lot-:11 trai- 1
do of the company has fallen off cullvi til)til'_1‘i';.pl.1in mm“, “1,1,1”.
The lowest price touchod;
i
1111 the New York Stock Exchange, ye -j
1
only kept in tho house One Mlllllld',
W1 ('11. '
Ship Arms Openly."
“YB THAT IT 13 1101' crumb
More Return lath Ila-u Prom was.
lpnln Baum Plum.) Distress In Bu—
nny—Waters Dimodlted Paper lon-
oyblteportul not.“ of Bunion!»
Batman's, Feb. 3.—ln a public address
delivered in this city on the Cululn ques:
tion General Daniel Fa Sic-Isles said:
“We should recognise the Cubans as be!»
ligercnts. That would give 11cm a flag on
land and sea. it would enable them to 1111»
ter into public engagements. It would
bring the conflict at once within the usages
of civilized warfare.
“President Cleveland in his last annual
message presented the Cuban question in
11 form altogether appropriate. I shall
adopt his propositions. I maintain that
the time for intervention has arrived. 31
maintain that we shouhlact atonco—now.
“Spain has never allowed hcr depend-
encies the smallest measure of 115111! {:ovml-
mcnt. All the public omploymonts 11m fill»
cd by appointment from the Spanish gov-
ernnn-nt. Those officials are notorious for
their peculntions and corruption in office.
“'l‘uxution in Cuba, considering the pop-
11111111111 and trade, is unparalleled, and on-
ly 11 111cm fraction of the revenue is 11.1-
pcndcd for the benefit of Cuba. At the
(211111» of the last war the taxation was $10,:
oooboo a your. Necessity compelled u re-
llllction to $66,000,001), 111111 the population
is about idlhwoo. Only 11 tenth of 1111: is.
land is cultivated.
A Part of Our Territory.
“(Tuba geographically is a port of our
territory. (.‘111111111 the hands of an ndl'ni'
snry Would be 11 lllll'it‘ of operations. All
tin- instincts of self preservation touch 11s
111111. (3111111. must be aliilwultm' for us. not
for our counties.
“ \Yo haw tho right to 111111 for .1111 armis-
flc'c 11nd stop the lighting. “'1' how tun-1'»
1111-1-11 this right. and so has England in
similar cases. 'l‘ln-m is no 1 1'11'1-111-111 for 11
War 11131'lltl'i‘il on tho gron .1
may or llllll'p"lllll‘lll)i\ 1111.: 11.1111 recognized.
Aron-11 intervention may ho treated 11». 1'.
pl‘tlvut'utiull. ‘1'1'1. 11111. necessarily so.
“President Clovl-lnud says that 111- can
not allow any other power to inluilk-ro.
oml this is 11 control policy. ’l‘hi'y must
fight it out 111' “'1'."
111 concluding (11111111111 Sivklr's 111'1'1111'1111
it. \1'11s1nwfullo send arms :11111-‘111l‘1's 11.
1111- t‘lilmus. 111.1 was willing to personally
dirm't 1111 s111'l1 shipnnmts from 1111- dork-1
111' Now Yuri. in broad daylight, 111111111:
Would 111115 51111111 to molest 111111. 111: l‘lil'
i1'11h-11 11111 idea that 51111111. with 11 11:11'1111
her builds lllnt sin-11111111111 boon 1111111111
cope with '111 two yours of effort. would do
1'11111-11'111'11g1iinst lht' l'nilcd Stan's. 111'
111N111 with 1111- sum-11111111 111.111 1111.- pres~
1111-111 11111111 l'nili'd Slalom-1111111 terminal»,
[11111. rln-l slruggb' in ("111111 by simply say
1111,; to 5111111) 111111 it must stop.
Spanish Financiering In Havana.
11.11' 11.1. Full. :l.-—111tc11d1111t1- l-‘ugongo
recentlyvnllcd 11 111cctliigof 1111' 1111-111 1111-11
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rospnusililo{111'1111-r1-1-1'11t fail in tho 1.111111
of pnptr lliillll‘)‘. it is shill to 1111'“. pitiful
sight to see the crowds. including many
poor pwoph'. flocking to 1111- .~;:1111i.«h 1111111.
doors. lntcnduilll' 1";1g1111g11. 11111.1.111'111'11 1111-
cxchungvs 111111 1.111:111111.t'tltl1.'1l 1111111111111
if 11111.11.
11'» hours pap-11' mom-y lltal'i 11111
:1111111'. 1 [1111' 1'11111 discount. The
the 111111
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1-l11s1- lln'ir ollil'cs':1111111‘1111111'1111' from 1111-i
was if the 1.11'11111' is ('111'1'11'11 into rill-1'1.
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solvedto1111111'11.111111111111111“to 11111'1111111111'
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I.-1.l.111'1:.'1111.:111,1,1 gov-111111111111 bills.
Wednesday, at ,
All the illll't’l'l‘lll forms of skin troubh 1',‘
111111111pill-ebu'ms which 11:111-11','111;1h1['f
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llamn- is still
Jones 1% Hon, (11111111111, 111., in spcaking‘
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resolutions 3.
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1'11111111'1'los'1'l31' 1111' Hill's 1'1'1'1111113' 1111111'1111'11 ‘
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refunds, 11111111111111 on 11111 purification of
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1:1'111'1'111noun-sly.conditioned on tit-1111111
now of 1111' new pi'oirl'nlnlnn within 11 cor-
‘ thin time. it is lliltll'l'sloml, is to 111- used
.1011. bad breath .imligostion and frequent ‘
'l‘o :'11111d such conipdnioosj
, Ill-foolml”1111111111111:
to 1111-1111 the ranks ol' the insurgents.
Cubans Win Another Victory.
KI'TY WEST. I’M). ll.»~(llll'1if ('ulnnpl ”or.
lllllllll‘l'h‘ land»- 111111 11,1101) 11111111111 111111111-
lei-1's 51111111131 11'" miles from 11111111111 111111
'l‘ho (1111111111 (11111111111
, 11 ruin-1111111111 111'1-11' tin- vulnntr-crs 1111111111
111111111-11'111111 in the shins 11" tin-M1111. from
which tin-y 111-1111111111 it 1111'1'111111 llro. 'l'llo
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flu-1111ilomst to the gun-sot ".llnvonn A
pant of 1111- 11111111111111-111 gorilson tb1~11~ at.
10111111111 to stem tho 111111-111 of (‘1111111111
but 11111-11 111'111111 into their fort. ‘l'ho lusts
of tho “doom-1's 1111-1111'111'11111111111 wound-
‘1-11, killt-cl 111111 missing. whlh- 11.-111’ of tho
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.‘4punisholll1'inls have 111'111'1'1111 1111 11111111 N
of the 1111-1111 to be tried by court murtl l
for cowardice.
The Much Tnlkntl of “storms.
Inmhos.‘ li’cb. 11.—«A dispatch to The
Times from Madrid save that tho fir 11111-111
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tlon of Marquis do Alum-1111111. who is
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of (1111111 with the approval of his 111111111311
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nous: eu-r Lending Illlinery eons our
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. . . Goons Cloak Store! 1311110111:
80"D' In the Norwslks. ' ’R‘VA'L' 1
We still have a large assortment of
Ladies,‘ Children's and Misses“ '
.COATS
on hand. We have cut the knife deep
into the prices; we are selling them.
for less than half price. if you need
a coat you can’t
from us, as the pri
help buying one
ces cut no figure.
We must'get rid of them as we nev-
er carry any stock
to another.
from one season
H.KRIEGR,
Store' in Mahackemo Hotel Block.
.m m-
You Can Find
will do Well
large line of
elsewhere in
A.
NilRVi/A 1111',
WiiEN looking for Christmas presents you
to inspect my stock, as I havea
goods selected for the holiday trade
that are beautiful in design, of standard makes
and at altrattive prices.
goods that are desirable that are not to be found
'You will find many
Norwalk at
W. AUSTIN’S
szvmnr S'rouu,
CONNECTICUT
01' orSala by Tornhnson‘ a drug storm
When in doubt what to use for
Nervous Dchdily, Loss of Power,
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01‘. cr wcakm. 15:5, from any cause,
1111: Scxinc P11 is. Drains checked
, .:1111 full vigor quickly restored.
‘ I.‘ neglect surh troubles r- null (null.
‘Eu1le1lfm‘ $1. 00-, 6 hurt s 5.1. 00. Vi ill!
0 orders we owe 1:1c1 wants: to
or refund (1 c money. Address
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Serial Moric.:1\ No-w England story
111 3111.11 Marv E. W-ilkins will bogin in
January 111111 of 11 fin-11k 1 1111111111;
Again»! 11111 '1 11111-1 11v \lr. 1'}. l1. licoson
tin-author of “Dodo" will {111101le
«111111-1111 ' '1111- [louse-Bout on tho Styx,”
I.) My. .lohn Kl‘ll'll‘llk ii1s,lng illustrated
by Mr. Peter .\'ew.1-ll
\lot'l- .1111'11'1 r-‘toiit-s will (11111111111 in the
W 111-1111 than it has been possible to pub-
lish during lHlnl.
lh-pnrtnu-nts: Mr. W. l). liowell' s
"11111-111111 ln-ltl-rs” have fun-111111111111; the
most charming‘ features of pctimlit-ol lite-
rattlrc' Mr. l1.."l...\l.-1rtin. and others will
i'flllll‘lljlllt' tith'l'Vl 1111111111111 “'le is going
on in ' ”ibis ltnsy Wzorld " "Amutonr‘
Sport” 111“ to: 11111111 flu- most important
department of its kind in the cohnlrv.
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its renders 11111 world a 111- we 111ml intern-1t-
lng toAnu-ru'nm to11111.1-111111111'111111 11d
vnnws 111 1111111 11111 ii!- rnry 11ml llt‘llnlll' ‘
features. and to 1'1 thin for itself 1.1111 1111111-'
111g plnco1 in the illustrated journalism of
the world.
Newspapers are not to copy this mlver
list-11111111 without the express order of
llnrtwr ac llrol hm-
HA ltl’l'lllri Willis KLY
For One Year. $1.00
Postage free to 1111 subscriber-1 in lhe 1'111
tell E11111", (‘ 1111111111 and Mexico
Atlanta". HARPER & HROl‘lfllliS.
1 P. 0. lie": W; “N. ‘1’. City.
m
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NORWALK BUILDINGl
COMPANY.
Aided by our etc-11111 derricks, saws,
ing machines. etc, we can quote
LOW PRICES 0N
All Kinds of Timber Work 1
Churches. Factories or any [large Build-
ing work a spegialty. "
SHOP, RIVERSIDE AVENUE.
EAST NORWALK, CONNQ
LESLIE GAMBLE, Manager.
01311
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13$? is as
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Mothers whose children are troubled
with bad colds, croup or whooping'
cough will do well to read what Dr. R
1'1 Robcy. of (lull-y, Mo, says on this
subject. Hr- \11itesz“For years we
have usl'dChambvrlain's Remedy. and
always kocpit in the house It is re-
gnrdvd in our family 11.-1 a specific for 1111
kinds of colds and coughs." The 211113111
so cent bottles for solo by (‘1.(‘Stillson
A CHILDREN’S REMEDY.
Mother Grey, 11 'New York Nurse. Gives South
Non-walk Motherslns Deneiltni Experience.
There is a remedy for children's ordi-
nary ills, known at the drug stores as
Mothortlray’s Sweet Worm Powders.
which is Very popular among South
Noryi'nlkinolhcrs who have used this
medicine for the past five seasons. Moth-
111' Gray, for many years a nurse in tin-
1‘11ildr1'11's Home 111 New York. the ori.
ginntorof thwso powders, devoted tho:
best years of her life to treating the
many children's nilmcnts which so often
cunu' to her notion in her capacity as
nurse.
she has given to the world in her Moth-
or Gray's Sweet Worm Powders. Those
powders are now placed in all drug
all)! 11s. and mothers cvvrywlu r1,- usc and;
praise them and tell othorinothcrs about
11111111. 'l'hoy cun- feverishncss, diur-
1111111.]11111stomach. constipation, head-
aches and all stomach 11nd bowel
troubles. They cleanse the stomach
and bowels, and if Worms exist poeitive
1y destroy tin-111, and by cleansing thl'i
system do the child good in any event.‘
Mothers, ask at your drug store for n
twenty-llvcccnl box of Mother Gray's
Sweet Worm Powders, and use them in ‘
your family. They are pleasant to take
and harmless as 11111k.A trial package
will be sent fro-o for trial to any mother
who will address Allen S Olmsted, Le-
Roy, N. Y.
Champion Shot of the World.
Miss Annie Ultkll‘y writes: "Myself
and many of the Buffalo Bill Wild West
lo. have given Adi-11's Emit-ease. tho
]K)WllPrfl)Flmktl111?“th shoes, 11 most
thorough trial and Pill] honnstly say
that it does all if not more than you
claim. " It instantly takes the sting out
of coma and bunlons. Allen’ A. Foot case
111 11 certain cute for Molten, martin,
aching, blisteml or sweating feet. 80 d
by all 11mgpl1~ts 1111111111110 stores, twenty
five cents. Scorpio sent fies.
Allen B. Ousted, W113. Y.
bor-
'J‘11c result of her cxperioncc‘
W'i‘l'ml‘lWW
n , formerly Mm Um "
ch” account of bar nil-MM,
The public normalise, 1i: M
tore the 111111 1111111111111. Wanna
set! upon demanding that the
heard in private, thus prevent} ,
bastion of the princess‘ ' '
only fragments had leaked null. Hunch-
redtopassegosln these mister '
of which aver-red or cunts "Wei,
intimacy with Riga. The princess in one
or these letters to her husband said:
" 'I have been unable to raise. myself to.
your level, and 1110 not wish youtodeseend
to mine. ” ‘
Another letter written to the prince?
secretary expressed jealousy of Bigo' s
tentions to the secretary’ is write. 111111 an-
other to the head of the Car-amen family
said:
"I am going to quit the primal“ fear
of scandal. perhaps of a tragedy. "
The public prosecutor also” sold 11111
some of the letters would show that l! the
princess was culpable she was also illiter-
tnnnte, and he closed by demandinfl that
bllgo’ 11 name should be cited in judgment
to prevent him from marrying the prim
less.
The court, after half an hour bf demar-
ation, pronounced the verdict of divnren
for the prince. The sentence of the mini
finds the charge proved by the confession!
of the princess, which justified the MM
in bringing the action and grants the
prince 7.3411111 francs alimony yearly. with
the cure of the children. The sentence also,
condemns the princess to pay the costs of
the suit and allows her to see her children
for an hour once a month in the pressure.
of some one selected by the prince.
IS THE DIVORCE VOID?
Mrs. Barnes Insists “That She Is the up!
“110 of Mngovnn.
Tummy. Feb. :l.-»Trenton citizens
have not yet recovered from the surprise
occasioned by the return of (ix-Mayor
Frank A. Mnguwnn to his family, from
which he has been estranged for more than
11 year. He has always been more or less
of 11 sm‘pl‘isn to this city, but his last move
raps flu: climax.
Mogou'un's friends are firm in their M
11111 in his 1cp1-11t11ncc, 111111 his lawyers say
' they were 111111111 of. the reconciliation a
wool: 111:1 1.
1hil1l roll 1111:; WW .1me ting
‘lhc It'iurm'tl 11' n.1nt is anxious, it is
«1111,1111 to 11 bother his divorce from Mrs.
lingo“ .111 111111111 be legal if any one should , '
l
l go to Oklahoma and pay the costs of the
l suit. Counsellor
1 opinion that. he. was never legally married
1 lo )irs. llurncs, because the Oklahoma di-
1 vocrc decrees are not absolute for six
'1 11111111115:
I ’1‘his,ir is held, leaves Mr. and Mrs.
l Mngowon still 1111111 and wife, notwith-
: standing the fact that. the formerhasa
'. paper purporting to b1- u dccrcc of divorce,
‘1""d Mrs. Barnes holds a certificate declar-
ing her to 111» Mrs. Frank A. Magcwan.
A11 owl-'1‘ 111 show came, against setting
, 1.si1h.1.'1j11dg11111t for $1110, 000 in favor-of
1 11 ll Skhm 1111-1 issued on the applica-
l",,"" of i. l" \oliinor of Philadelphia,
; \1'111111sso11sthz1l Magowun confessed judg~
, 111e11tf11ré‘:11,ooo.
A sheriff's sale of f'lii'bltum in Ma-
1311\11111'51 111w house is announced to satin
fy a judgment under $1 0011.
Portfolio For Judge Molten“.
Castor. 1)., Feb . 11.—JudgoJoscph Mc-
Kenna 111' San Francisco has accepted the
portfolio of secretary of the inferior in ‘
llrcsitlvut Mch’inluy's cabinet. This in»
formation has given by the president elect
to 11 (lelclrtllh n of Missourians who called
upon him to 111g1- tho appointment of
111111511 \\ 111111111 “"111 nor of that state. They3
11'11 nt 1111.” K 1111p py, l1owev,er because they
were gin-11 to understand that aftertho in-
Mrs. M: gownn had been pre- . .
part-1'. for his return and greeted him cor- '
dially. while the scene between futhel’and .
)logowan express the "
.1
‘1
l nugui'nfion there. was likcly to be a vnoanv. 3'
131' in tin- cabinet. caused by the expected.
resignation of Justice Field of the supreme
court, and tho appointment of one of the
imwmbint't officers to his place on the w
111.1-11111 Who the appointed will be in the
1 e1' out of tli1-1-1-signatlo11 was not disclosed.
1 Arrested on Charge 0! Fund.
1 CI.1-‘.1'1‘1.A.\'11. Fob. 3.—-h‘. A. Jacobs bu
been arrested on eight indictments for Oh-
taining money under false pmtenses and
four for forgery. H. A. .lucobsdt (10., man
11f111-t111'1'1's of boots and shoes in this city,
1 111111111 111st Augiut. and since then Jacobs
1111:: Wili'kl'il 11s 11 traveling salesman.
The,"
transactions on which the lndictnlentlm ' ‘
1mm 11 occurred prior to the assignment.
‘l'ho amount of money represented by the
paper claimed to In- f'rnlnlnlmltwrwtsfiou.
but. llmsl.‘ familiar with the case declare
that 1111- 111111 11111111111111 1131'y1nuch lul'gll'.
.lao obs wns 1'1 11' '11.».1'11 on $1.311, OUO ball.
Pleased \Vlth the Aibltntorl.
1111\lmx. 191.11. .i.——'1‘be 1111168 in on Bill
toi'lul this looming expresses its fullest
approval of the Venezuelan arbitrators so
1111-11-11 on both sides of the Atlantic. "It
“1111111 1111111. 11111111 [impossible to select arbi-
trator's more acceptable to the people of
lirent Brig-tin." says The Times in con-
clusion. "1111111 the Members of the United
411111111 s11pr1'111c 1-,nurt 11 how fame stands
\ory high llL‘l‘i‘ 111 A111or1can11?”
l BRIEF TELEGRAMS.
11111 on do 14111111113111li French scientist,
1111111 in Paris.
Infontu 11111-111 1.011111111‘11r111nnnde, Dashed
11s.» of Montpi tub-r, dicd in Madrid.
; ’l'ho unherdty in Home 11111311101101]. ow-
’ log lo 11'" riotous conduct. of the stlldltnidt
1
1 been organization, went out of existence
in r-‘un Francisco on the Chinese KW ,
Your.
'l‘ho fifteenth annual charity hall ”It
held at the Metropolitan Opera H
New York. Dr. Chauncey M. Dept"
the grand march.
1 It was reported in Louisville 111nm
l 1-1'11111- Hrlllllt‘y of Kentucky had dccidflfi
'appolnt Major A. '1‘.\1ood United 3““
senator to l-lllt' 1 111111 ”1111- kbnrn.
Miss Emma Hendrick, iii years 0111, VII
attacked in the 1111111121 at New 1111111111111. N. -
Y. robbed of tummy and pocketbook and
thrown violently against a stone will}. ‘
A frt lght elevator in the new build“ .
of the New York 1 its insurance comm
fell from the seventh floor to thallium
r-‘lx mun went down with the elevator, bit
1111111111! them was seriously hurt. '
Suits have been lmmgbt in Sew TM
against 1 Townsend 11111111911 by Jenn -
t'len Hoyle for tho 1111,1100 More!
tor 111111111111 Jewel's #111111 11111. 11111111
‘l’ho Six Companies. the powcl'fltl'Clhl1 .
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