i
. <11le Methanol. build-
trillartlord by the iederul irrever-
10bit c. Byxbee retiree and it in
m Chilean!" are.
Winter Latte raid be had decide to
manually retold troptaia George it.
. the chief deputy collatior and
lilo doubler. Him Little Crag meo-
more: and clerk in the Hinton at
*5!- Captain Gmhuheeaia tire-en-
aloe tor thirty-three yearn. Oi other
millions Captain flare uld be but
nothing definite to'say. He had Ir-
ed at no decision and would not am
.2! alter he’ had ponierred with the
tonal divination.
A dinner was given at Koch's note
by those connected with the odlce to
.tho outgoing and ine’omirtg collector.
at which eLColiectnr Hutchinson than
one oi the guests. Collector lake was
unable to be present owing to a pre-
vious engagement. Deputy John J.
Gilmortln. at Providence. presided. One
at the pleasant ieatum was the pres—
’ entation of a diamond ring to err-Col-
lector Byitbee by his associates in the
attire.
Deputy Herman Hoiiman. of Water»
bury, made the presentation address.
which was replied to by Mr. iiyxbee.
The err-collector has held the oillce (or
four years and three months during
which time the total sale of stamps has
amounted to 34.571470 it; bring a
yearly average or over a million doi-
tars.
There are {our appointments tor the
collector to make. They are the chin!
deputy collector, with a salary oi Si.-
800 a year. the position now hold by
George R. Case. of Hartford. Three
stomp deputies will also be appointed
by Collector Lake. The mount-rm
cumbents are Thomas Ll. Byxbee. son
oi Collector nyxm; .1; 'J. Kennedy. oi
New Haven. and Charles W. Murphy.
of Providence. The salary is “.300
arch.
The list at ohlolals who claim to in
working under the civil Sl‘l'l’it't' nth
are as follows: Division deputies. ll. .1.
Him-h. oi Sew London; (l. hi. Phelps.
oi Bloomfield; Hermann Hoflman, oi
Waterbury: .l. V. Squire. oi llartiord;
Jeremiah Flahaven. of New Haven;
1-). N. Sloan .. of Bridgeport; .l. .i. Gli—
martin, 'l‘. P. Cavanartgh. oi l’rori-
deuce; otiice department. it. A. Rath-
bun. oi Providence; Joeeph Maireon.
E. 'l‘. Case. 0! llartiord; Thomas F.
Clarke. oi Providence; gauge”. Thom-
as Langdon. of Bridgeport; J. it. Duly.
oi Hartford; C. H. Owen. oi Provi-
dent-e: E. A. Joarhlnson. oi New Ha-
ven; George P. hit-Km: storehmperu
and gridiron, Prt'd iii. liodarcl. oi hleL
route; W. H, (.‘oggttu'cil. oi Warehouse
l’olnt: M. l’. Delaney. oi Mr'lrone; .i.
A. Linsloy. of New Haven; storeiroeper
and gauger. smiai bonded warehouse.
Wallingiord. 1'. l’. Daily.
Compensation oi the above obit-m in
an inflows: Divioion deputirn. ”.200.
two being allowed win additional for
expenses and nix 900 oath for expert»
era of travel; unit-o deputies. two oi
whom rmeite Si 000 oath and the third
$900; unit’t‘ wit-rig. 3m»: sarorrlwepers.
H a day Paf'ii; guugora' food will
amount to (mm “.000 to sum» a your
bath
cm 11' men 1860.
A New lander: Woman Pays an Old
Store Account. ’
A few wwka ago a lady mllwl at titt-
oil’rtvr» oi a busitmm llliiil on Stutt- Mild
and raid site would like in tit‘llii' itwr
hill.
The gentlemen who had kept thr-
hooltn ior quitt- ll number oi yearn, not
recognizing her at a debtor, attired her
name. which was gl'v’l'll with the n»
mark that the name when the tit-ht was
mntraoted was so and rm, giving lb"
nurtu- oi lter unload at that throw.
The lumh-ktiep’di‘irimtirml how long
ago the atrium! Who t'timmt‘nrml, and
watt told before the war, about trim.
The old books were looked up and ex
omitted and the name was fltll.t1’l.!iiltw~
ing an uuuettb-d litt‘lrllnf mt tar bot-it
an the year mhnlltmml.
The lady had laid two hllsillmilh, and
alter the abroad rtravomem ro-muwl
to think it time to debt watt paid.
Having dime this and revolving her
rerelpt. she let: the unit-v. with lire
{helium no doubt. that her mnxrlrm r
wu clear and that It'rmlnl would
haunt he! no longer- New iltntitm
Telegraph.
Corinthian Grade-Croningo.
The but annual report oi the rail-
routl dominion-ion oi Connevtlt-ut. trotted
a ten weeks ago. contains the elem
oath annual schedule of grade error-
in» of highwuys nod "emu rallroadr
in the store. The otthetlttlr watt hm
uncle in the report {or rm. lowering
the year no. and by moarium oi
the urbeduleo for in? and our: chm
_ to opportunity to ohm the grade crow
log change: under the state Inn tor
an exact decade. ‘
lit rm there were in the state if»!
“H'I! Me“. which to
were over the inch. in tinder the
trod. and 1.125 or grade. to ram
than mototnloll.mrroutm.oi
whieh on were over the tmit. art on.
our the "arts. III Lilli at grade. allow-
in an abolition of ”grade «tuning;
or am no pun rent. during the 4'6
Que. The View rm, New Horn: and
“micro Railroad money during the
and
the New W rend. with :22 run!»
her a It“ lower number than
n“ in winter»- New York
WI.
vouched for by three odious. all oi
whom were eyeowltnouer.
Helene was the finest specimen of
physical manhood on board the Ihip.
Six feet in height. dedered
and (lambasted. a giant in stungth
and tr child in gentlenho. he was the
idol of his ohipmotn and enjoyed the
meet oi all his superior;
‘l'he‘ fireman was sleeping
berth (let-h. ,
The explosion hurled him up irom
below. a trightittllyfinangled mus oi
humanity One arm had been torn
trout its socket both legs had been
broken and his throat had been torn
open. lie staggered to the rail and
clutched hold of one of three sailors
who had «coped with been serious in‘
juries. They were shouting for help
in terror-smoker: tones.
Dying as he was. the fireman begged
them to desist. .1
"Don’t let these damned Spaniards
hear no squeal," he gasped.
die like men."
The spertttele oi this Spartan standv
lug amid that terrible wreck was in.
uniting. Hie comrades were instant-
l y shamed into silence.
Poor Malone’s agony hecamo no
great that he begged the sailors to kill
him. ”Knock me in the head," he
tried. ”For the love 0! God put me
out at my misery. Don't M me linger
like this. boys. It is only a attention
oi a low minutes. Kill me. morebmiy.
ior God's sake: bttt don't let the Spam
lords know i weakened."
A boat put out irom shore was being
rapidly rowed toward the wrwhrd bat—
tleship. it tame alongside an Malone
made his pitinlile plea that he be kill-
Pd. Those ill the hunt scrambled trir
board the shattered clerk oi the Maine.
with the assistniire oi the sailors who
were not. badly hurt. The dying man
has lowered down. Hie tremendous
atrortgth and vitality still unstained
him. and the relief that be imaged {or
would not more. Again he implored
hero in the name of humanity to end
his sullerings, and thou, finding uo ro-
sponso he leaned bat-it and threw him—
wii into the waters oi the harbor. liv
sunk at urine.
in the
lor the Banal Welfare
Connecticut ought not to be in debt
but the state is in debt to the amount
it over $3,000,000. The rural towns
matrol the legislature under .1 din
yareiul system oi representation:
tntl they iwlthout a blush». load all oi
11h..- state tax upon the torpomlitmn.
Zargt-ly on mtvittgs banim and life tutu-
:aure t-ompattivs. Those tpwuz; draw
moor-y lmm the oral». but lm-y pay no
tax to its treasury. They are quitt-
too {we in making appropriations.
The rommittee appointed to entertain
in what manner the annual state ex.
nearer. can be t-ut down. sworn to be at
work diligently. They. or the tutir
'nmmirtt-e. think the ire» who»! ex—
{iv-Hill's can br- rmltm-d troll on towards
:t hundred thousand tlollnm a year.
they may be right in their estimates.
but it would no ;t matter oi regret were
the common st-hmi to be trumped in
wlitt'ation iarilitieu by a reduvtlon "i
their PSflPllilf‘tl. it is evident, horror“
-r, that something may he tram) in
that dlrwtlon.
We think ”25,000 a year mold lw
aat'wl from the military “twin-mt. A
biennial tlloplay at Sinatlu- Wtrlliii lm
~-rmugir; and perhaps the ramp and
lrill oi .1 low dayr in t-m'it t'llllllly ll)
roglmt'lrw. in alternating yl'fli‘il, would
turn the National litmtd in good diatri-
plinth
The t-ommltutioti is undoubtedly mt-
rwt in iiti tire; that two mrrnul
whmrlu [or this little ulnlr “would in-
enough.
There are other annual appropria-
tinm that might be mineral or repeat
ml. without injury to the wrlianr oi
the state. m the tnventignting mm.
mime do their work inrlmly.~~
tiurtiord 'i'imeii.
PAVID mm.
They Intendtholicycle 80am In
oral Weeks.
llrw t‘l’Pilii uturit that ahmtld be gilt
on improved wtrm paving is that it
prolong» the riding neutron. Thin lea-
ttu't- has not received the attention that
it tlmrven. Consider tor the mornwut
the Mutation at the pineal timr»«the
lint oi Month. The turrets in the wily
are hmillflll, dry. and in but on good
titling order no in midsummer» in (art,
better. tor the utmt wrinkling utilit-
nnre render- tltorn wet and ullppvry.
Hundreds or wheels are to be notlred
on the street: every day. and rider:
who do not live too in out one their
wired» with pleasure.
Title is the remit or the new rtrert
poring. and it an be sold without fear
oi mlradirtlon that the riding min
tutor at least two week: earlier on
amoral oi the new and ilrm inundation
that has been laid in the city lire-rte.
This very denimble rmii in plemnt.
alike to the rider and the moderator»
or. Although the marry ride- may
uill be prohibited and the Wm oi
royal recite" etlll lie denied. yet the
mariner-rial are of the wheel it» hm:
largely enhanced by strut paving. The
exhilarating and health-giving primer—
tree at not“ riding are ultra ta-
rry-and by this great have at street
improvement.
The great Bitubetb. oi and.
but «leer. more blur 9’”. tan hurt a
trirh at glaring “way: at people
ViiIM‘Im
"Let “B ‘
every
wrapper.
\
BASHRIA
During l8.‘." 5-”? deaths and 4.350
ram oi injury were reported in
France, ”lulled by recitim driving.
Not one single case in attributed to
t-yt'listn, although many of the virtims
oi the Parisian drivers were cyclists.
'l'he t'yriiul in ltttsola who [births to
map out a nit-o. t'omioriuble tour will
iiud runny irritations. Not only in ht-
registered by the poliw but every
movement to watrhml and the time oi
arrival and departure at i-nt‘il stopping
piaw duly recorded.
WORTH KNOWIHG.
Thousands have found a iriond in
Burma's (Yelery King. if you have nev-
er used this great nperliit- tor the pre-
vulllng niolodiett, Dyspepsia. Liver
Complaint, Rheumatism. Courtroom
Nervous l-beauotlon, Nervous l’roatrrv
lion. Sleepleaunm and all diseases ar-
inlng from derangement oi the atom-
arh, liver and kidneys. we shall be
pleased to give you it pmrltage oi thin
nerve toult' tree of charge. Large
packages. 500 and 250. Edward R
Wood.
in time every woman. though Siii'
may have horn ioriv when Ililt' married
It‘l't'i'l‘. to her marriage as u "rliiltllsh"
mistaki- —~.-\lt'hlmu Globe.
—-Aeeton done not nilect the heart
"Ah. i see i
have t‘tmt't'y’M the
wrong impression.’ told the young
tum. who itrtd mistakenly kisat-d tin:
young woman'tt maiden aunt in the
tlurkv-nr-d hallway as he rattle in.~»('hi-
can” Tlilli'fi.
Rev. E. Edwards. pastor oi the ling-
- lirh liaptittt rlmrrh at .‘iiint-rsville. l’a,
when Slinl’riflK with rheumatilm, was
advised to try Cilitl'lit'fiaill'ti l'aitt
llalm. He says: "A low appllrarlonu
n! this liuimvnt prim-ti oi great sor—
v'trv to me. it outwith-d tho inflamma—
tion and roiirw-d the pain. Should
any suitor-tr profit by giving l’aln
ilulm a liliil it will please me." For
iiflii' by ii, P. Stilleum. South Nurwuik.
and l-l V. Word, Norwaik.
1\ Look Ahmtd.-~"i mppmw." ro-
mmlml the inn-term» penulmilt. "that
uht-ti war iimtliy more» we uitall only
get t‘n‘ttly liillrlt'tl when H001“ (and will
gm up and propoim arbitration."
I’hlludvlpltiu North American.
(14.1’0 “on-
50 h
“in
ward/main
II
iwl‘i Filth. who intently died in
London. N. ll., lat «aid to bow driven
the e'mrlugr m with“ “auto! Woluttrr
twin to the ilttnltvr illll monument
lllu.it‘iilii)il in "542. ‘
~Aeeton is harmleu.
A Rhoda Inland Armenian tlomtn’i
mire much because bin n't'fllliy mar-
ried Ameriran Will’ has loll him, bttt
he rim-n want the row whirl) thr- wife
t-arrlul oil.
We are abalone to do a little good in
thin world and can think of no pit-att-
anter or better way to do It than by
mommeudlng One Minute Count (lure
an a preventive of pneumonia. rott-
tmmptlon and other serious long tron.
bin that iollow neglected outdo. (i. C.
Simeon and B. P. Weed.
A woman kissing a lion-o on one at
fiprlogileid'r crowded limit: was an
ttnttrnal Irene witnessed the other day.
W
w cm
I.
we , 4-"!-
All Rev Mimi tittilemen have
been ”rein-ted. '
After your or untold spurring from
pitch. 3. W. Parnell, oi Koltermtio
n, trait and by Into! a tingle box
oi he'll“ Vim Haul halve. Shin
“Wm." mreodilyurud
bythlomnruedy. outrun.
“anew“.
ilm- lines selling at
y $2. a
In Bali Ladies’ and Gents’ Shoes.
ALSO
(lur (leuts’ latitude], Russet and B ox Calf Shoes,
at.
$3.48
M. H.0LOVER’S,
tzz Washington Street,
South Norwalk.
«tH. KRIEGERI»
The Leading Cloak and llillinery Store.
We have about 25 last Spring’o
Roofers for little girls, from 6 to i2
your: old, which we will close out at
50 Cents Each.
Just the thing for little girls to wear
for the Spring. Nothing the matter
with them except that they are not
made in the height of fashion.
H. KRIEGER,
Mohaokomo Hotol Block.
South Norwaik.
Do you want
a Tin Pail?
2 Quart, i 11 Cents
3 “ i 12 Cents
.6 “ r 20 Cents
8 “ i 25 Cents
These are not cheap goods, but are surlt as would
usually oust you fifty per vent. more than we null for
them.
They are made of one and two cross polished tin,
with Wood handles and knobs on the lids.
NASH 81 VAN SCOY,
Corner North Main and West Sts.
w W”...—
~DAILY
Freight Line
BETWEEN
'AND NEW YORK.
WM m..- M“. may”... _,
PROFILLBR.
“In Ililglfl \l P. I. ll"! SOUTH mu] 0 P. I.
Ll“! III YURI, Pill 31 I. I... IIIIIII $1.. I P. I.
c.
NORWALK. SOUTH NORWALK,
City of Nomdldulcan and Eagle.
Hr. HUGHES
momma,
05% It branch or his Bantu:
”17"?" Lot REM. YMATB u flinch." C
The Don. dam will rgive bio pemnal
.tu-m'tm‘. to the correction o
”W omen
0' V1.10!
hoary, lidlllidt! tut limit!
01’ EACH WEEK.
lilo onlce boon wilrhe irom e a. to. loan It.
All rttifering from detective vielon should
I‘Olilllll anti have their eyed tasted and proper
[lament lit (til.
we mm mm
t'um lnrtomnla, 1' t «:30, Hallucinations, Epi-
htpuy. Rumm- h 'l‘roub ht Norton» and Hick
"mine he and other moidditnt, earn-r lolly when
or a tie noun complexion.
W ith the lid of the intent i Improved electric
luurumeutn of AWfifll’l a Europe's but
ticulluiu lit- is enabled to tell your eytolghi
itcieuliil’coli li'.)
Mitt, 48 Hill Slim, loiltll.
Ho [toddlers or agents employed.
Mowing Ahead?
Our New Goods Are Now
in Stock.
We litt\'t' paid qm-ial attention
to the new niluh- and have a
inure variety of dwigrta in liml.
(in-trn, illuentui Iirvm‘il.
You are mmliully invitt-d to
rail and tree thtrtu.
i’uinters’ Slililiilt'i.
lilo”, flu.
Painting. [lflll'rlllfliflllifl
and lll’i’ifl'fl'illg.
E. E. Gorham,
to First lltllie, lltsi limit.
w..-.....—..-.....__.. -1- -.
THE STAR RANGE
I» a good thing all tlmmgit.
Economical it ltd.
Ptdett butt.
lupin or triangle mu.
irritant design.
hid the price is lllgltl.
We also have a num-
ber of bargain: in hot
air furnaces.
Hamil Patten l1 ll’i'g. (30.,
ill; Wmhlugtum urn-t. south Somalis.
J. 0. JBHHiNGS,
«Piper W. Ctitililtr, Ptllltr.i~
DIALII ll
Wall Paper- nnd Border.
1 NORTH MAIN il'l'lim.
South Norwolk.
Sample Boots 0! Latent Styled of
Pattern. Borden and 00"! looming:
taken to boom ior lnnpectlon, on no-
tice by portal. Intimate- cheerfully
given. me
WilliomC. Jesse,
I“ WAMINGTOH mm.
Hole Agni for
tienoithrebuntrythnailiiihordlvw
mm W. M iii! 1 ‘
tow yogi?- was without! to ‘
able. For a greet may not! him
pronounced it a local dim. and
milled local remedies. and ‘
subtly telling“ to‘ cure
treatment pronounced it In 1
Science has proven catsuit to lit :-
coustitutionsl dim-e, Ind ‘ 11 9, ,
requires multinational ‘ ”Wt.
Hall's Catarrh Cure, manuioet by
F. J. Cheney & (10.. Toledo. Ohio in
the only constitutional cure on the ,_
market. it in taken intemiflyin "
doses from ten drops to it unwound.
it act; directly on the blood and [tile
routs ouriacett oi the system. M iii“
it ions to cure. Semi for circular:
and testimonials. Address
P. .l. CHENEY l: (30., Toledo. 0.
Sold by tlrttggittur. 75c.
The first patent ever granted in the
l'nited States in believed to have been
granted to Miss Mary Klee. of South
Killingly. in 1509 for weaving straw
uith a thread. Samples oi her weav-
ing have been given to the Danielaon
ptihlit‘ library by her great-grand-
daughter. Mm. Delia Taylor. 0! Prov-
Idem-e.
~Aeeton core. ut Grim .
Regular Customer—i can't nee that
these iii-cent cigars smoke any better
than those loceut singlet. What in the
dil'lerem-e between them. author?"
Dealer—All the diiierence in the
world. Look at one of these m
Do you see it's Wrapped trout leit to
right? That shows it' 5 machine made.
Now look at these lo-oentero. They're
wrapped iron: right to loll. That 1
shows they' re not machine made. Bee?
rm 3 the dlflerence.
Give the Children I Drink
railed Grain-0.11 is a delicious. Ip-
petizing. nourishing loud drink to take
the place oi coilee. Sold by all groc-
ers and liked by all who have lined it
because when properly prepared it
tastes like the lineal colee, but It I8
tree from all njnriolu W
Grain-O aids digestion and lim-
ent the nerves. it is not a Ill-Illa!
but a health builder, and children, a!
well as adult». can drink it with [not
benefit. Posts about l’. as much an enl-
lne. 15 and 25eenu.
A new brake that ha: appeared is
bring barked by lawoon N. Fuller, the
prominent whip. it in not a rear huh
bruit». but applies to the rear tire. it
in not flflet'iPii by the rbain breaking.
immune it is operated irom the front
sprorkttt
omen”.
“u‘u'll In-
W. Wa
’i‘ht' l'nltetl states war department in
oxtwrinto-ntiug with a new oeli regisv
it-i'lllg attawhment tor a birycle which
delineates automatically every rise and
lull oi the road passed over on an ad-
junri to lilt'llt'ii.
There are three title thing! which do
more work than any other three little
things ”mirth-they are the out, the
bee and itewm'» Little Early Bleed.
the last being the famous little pill-
ior stomach and liver troubles. 0. C.
Stillman and E. P. Weed.
it moi an English ryelitrt us and
route for running down an old lady.
.\ little oi that sort oi medicine
in this ronntry would be an exmllenl
thing.
~Autonhmunpaeoil.
She whirling around on the piano
ulthMWhIl u wrelrh that Hero II“
have been to iidtile a: they my he did.
Hot-wit was a mean thing to do “I“.
but let tut he rharitable. He might
have made it even more climb!!!
for the Romans by compelling one of
tho ladies of his houuhoid to play the
piano.
A thrill oi terror is experienced when
a bran-y rough oi eronp mod!
through the houae at night. But the
terror wood changes to relief alter One
Minute (tomb ('nre has been adminis—
tered. Safe and hamlets for m
G. C. Still-on and E. 1’. Wood.
W
H» had Men her «run to moral
theatrit-ot perimmttum. and on each
Mc’llhimt had iollowed the Infill-O
hahil oi going out between the m ;
t'pon tt recent melon they were
rurtaln tell I! the end of the m
art he was lost rafting trailer 00“»
tor his but. when she lane-M to-
marked: 9
'Youneedn‘tgoontdilnry taught.
to bring more clove: with DI if,“
fer one hundred dollars ior any any f
‘
again at the play together. and an the ’ 7
Norwalk Chronicler