his city with their
are interested inftho
‘ ‘.sad'iheconsies~
laid the: Porter is not as
bolting as he would like to
the mnfldence posse-ed
*The secretary sdniits
\ the nomination. and it
a“? Mind that he wants it
_, {M going the round or
-.is to the effect that when
lit Barbour made his re-
out have earned Porter to
which would have assured
,Wu in. It is under-
vPorier talked the situation
i witn Barbour and alter-
oatoft‘he way incsaethc
of Joe would result in
the machine. Barbour
. ‘wdl of Porter’s chances. it
“hat he advised Mano my in
: waiters have made their
- . in Bridgeport. Scarce—
passes without from two to
“mailing with the local
v .iihst be. 'Oharle's Lyman and
brown. of New m. were
«day. These gentlemen are
«ia'thalr town and their politi-
f‘ » extends in all directions.
M ii politician was also here.
torn Senior lounabnry’s
m significance is attached in
‘W.WndmA.Ml.
of lleriden. were in origami,
... The former is a cohort of
”as Booster 0, ll. Plait,
fit latter is the non-in-law of
ilsa'htorJohnWJiis. lthas
Nil that Senator M1: was not
fit running for secretary of
‘ but he has derided such aspira-
hs seen that Brldsmrl is be.
a political bottle ground. The
Wane favor the candida-
7 m for governor, while the.
l M are inclined to follow ma-
’ infractions.
wt mid last night that louds-
might open headquarters; in Wr-
am. using this city as the loca-
Algae livers lesion! of
' . . on Government Verb.
Alger transmitted to Con-
, report of the chief of army
in regard in Bridgeport har-
‘ liver and harbor act of June ll.
“will. an appropriation of
for improving Bridgeport liar-
a.»pcovisss that sleeve of the
l ha'enpendad upon Yellow
. for constructing a channel
5 and see feet wide from thc
mane! todhs causeway, modi-
? uses the construction by the
~W of a drawbrldge at
» ‘npol plans approted by
of war. Plans for the
”approved by the sec—
’ war. and it is stated that the
l.“ Witch tor the
at “attire brides. but it is
w .fltheioesl authorities and
m engineer elm, iisim
'lerihe convenience at new
,, theiaipvovwmu of the clllilv
‘ presets the construction of
Defers the. wartime.
, ”_ however. it will be
. bananas to remove the
ys'atrletios is the act of June
unit the money to lie su—
abs discretion of the new
, I. l. liill. weather at Con»
that an amendment to
new lids been pro-
m u. innate lo the
Watt-raccoons» new
Dealin. arm n» autopsy or. chain
said the deck or new #1.th
injustpcttoiliheteoeld‘sot ,
Monumental chainsaw-i
incline. “swim-name»
tints of the heart. Dr. Dohlln
said that hir. Mill's death might um
been caused by spoiled llsli. although
it was impossible to tell what the na-
ture of the poison was without chemi-
cal rumination, as the stomach was
empty at the time or the autopsy. in.
stolnaclt was sent to the board of
health, and it will be ascertained after
investigation lf Mommas poisoning
«reused death. Dr. Donlin said that. in
his opinion. a man in otherwise good
hesltli might have recovered from the
' ‘eilecis of the irritant poison which
caused Mr. Beidl's death. He said that
spoiled fish. or fish that was not en-
tirely fresh, might have produced such
enacts after it was introduced into the
system. It was impossible to tell from
the condition of the stomach when the
autopsy was performed what wsa the
nature of the food that caused Mr.
Seidl's death.
“my mu. citsoLvsn.
ledyetths Woman round in Isn-
ehasur Yet Unidentified.
Manchester. March 30.~'l‘he identi-
ty of the young woman who was found
dead in the woods Saturday is still un-
known and the authorities will proba-
bly have the remains interred very
soon if there is no clue obtained.
Medical examiner Parker and Select-
man Watkins have made a very thor-
ough examination of the remains.
which are now in the receiving vault
of the cemetery. The woman was
about five feet, five inches high. and
apparently about 30 years of age. No
marks of violaice were apparent. The
clothing was of a very good quality.
and gsve the impression that the wo-
man was above the ordinary walks of
life. The remains had evidently been
in the woods for a few months. as the
face was badly decomposed. The body
lidd been Mun. and on scoop! of the
clothing was in a good aisle of preser-
vntlon.
Medical Esamincrll’arker will report
the result oi llls easmination to Coron-
cr 'l‘ainior. of Hal-tiara.
Paulo-storm Clerks.
Referring to the action taken by the
National City bank providing for the
pensionlng of lip employees alter faith-
ful service or during disability. bank,
on are amused today by a published
report to the eilect that the National
City bank had rendered an Important
service to the banking fraternity by
making the inliiatory move in the mat-
ier. As a matter of fact, as several
bank oillcers pointed out today. the
peneioning of old and faithful bank
employees. who become disabled or in-
capacitated either by mom of age or
infirmity. is no new thing in this city.
The National Bank of ('ommerce has
for many years, had a standing rule
entitling all their clerics to is retiring
pension after a certain number of
years of faithful service.
While there is no regular system of
pensionlng so far as known. in any
other bank. yet several of the large
banks in this city. notably the Notional
Park hsnli. the (lallaiin National bank.
the flerchanis' National bunk. the
National Bank of North America. and
the American Exchange National bank,
as well as some others are paying ior
have paid) pensions to old and faith-
ful employees. the anwmat of pensions
being determined by length of service
and amount of salary received. '
The National City bsnlt, however.
has initiated a somewhat more elabor-
ate system by creating a provident re.
serve fund. out of which the directors
may. in their discretion. pay ”no to
the widow or minor children of any
employee of the bank who dies alter
live your continuous service. or If he
leaves no widow or minor children.
that sum may be paid to the mother
or father of the dead clerli. Where
the employment has lasted ten MID-
cntive years. the sputum may he ln~
creased to 81.000; and in case of the
permanent disability of any nurse or
employee of the bank. who at the time
of saehdisahility and for a period of
not less than ten years prior thereto.
has been continuously in the service of
“EMBLIMWMWMG to
such ulcer or employee out of such
whims Twist-In, tel .
M mu! ”my
5 iii“ fiarwvaitv's Leaping Papar.
or not. .
point it is the only proper method of carpet cleaning.
will offer
Bassctt's, and the Ferris Health Wuists.
that’s New '
, , p . . Refrigerators f
f sally Cari-lanai- Qanollnefitoves
We have the only perfectly odorless Blue‘Fla‘me Oil Stove made, that burns
without a wick. This is a broad assertion, but we have only to show you the sieve
in order to prove it. It is a pleasure for us to lillilW them, whether you wish to buy
Housecleaning time is here and with it comes carpet heating, or rather, carpet
destroying, (unless we take them in hand.) We can thoroughlyclcuimc your carpets
or rugs without removing them from the flour, remove all dirt or grease spots, restore
the color, raise the nap, and render them perfectly moth proof. From a sanitary
Testimonials from our leading physicians and citizens. Demonstrations free.
w. s. STURTEVANT,
North Main and Ann Streets, So. Nurwalk.
Thursday is Bargain Day.
We want to call attention to our CORSET DEPARTMENT, and for this purposc
290 A Good Printed Sateen Corset, at 29c
We take this opportunity to any that we carry the following popular
makes of Corsets: The ll. dz 6., Royal Worcester. 'l’honisou's (lluvc
Fitting, Dr. Warner's Coraline. lioonier's, Ball's, (fresco, Ncinu,
We shall also put out otlier items of interest for
our Thursday sale.
A. DICKERMAN o SON,
84 Washington Street, South Norwallf.
In Spring Clothes.
and Boy is here.
our clothing.
the must fastidious.
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WE wish every man in Norwalk could see this New Spring
stock. All that's new in up-to—dntc Clothes for Man
WE’VE searched tlib best markets of the country for
choicest products, and there’s not a store, Ill the
land better equiiped than this for supplying you
with the vcry st productions of t
eigncre and tailors of our country.
N0 skimping in make-up, but all the. essential points of
true workuinnuliip and best material are embodied in
N0 trouble to show you this stock, and we'll surely please
FERTILIZERS !
l ,
. .- -w-—-._... .ww
it: best (le-
98 Wnsbin ton Street,
South . orwnlk.
Central Market.
Missal! retail Wis
Fish,
Oysters,
Clams,
Lobsters.
Littloitookclama.
biannual'iimnumt
HORSE IADIIH
mmmm
Halon ow. Gals-d Icahn.
Hui Halal,
“mm‘
L»: . . 7, first:
but , issjipst .. weekssgu
and adiowrned until yesterday. it wss
averted that it would he the line! ed:
ioniniditt. as matters had so shaped
themselves that there was every rea-
sondpr believing that in the interim
satisfactory arrangements would ht-
made and the Isle of tin road check
ed prior to yesterday's session. but
the connected has again happened.
says a Wesipori special to the Bridge~
port Farmer. The stockholders were
convened yesterday morning in the of-
fice of the company. but no business
was transacted. Vice President Nash.
who presided, announced that another
adjournment would be necessary. ow~
ing to an important matter that had
becn overlooked in the preliminary
diurussion between the representatives
of the road and the prospective pur-
chasers. This particular mailer, «iconic
ed auiiiclontly important to hold up the
negotiations for the sale of the plant,
can only be (zonjectured. lilll from ex-
cellent authority it was learned that it
bad reference to several law suits now
pending against the mud. One of these
low suits is on the calendar of the Su-
perior Court for trial in a day or two.
The stockholders are apparently in
ignorance as to the identity of the
probable buyers. on nothing has been
said at any of the meetings that would
tend to throw any light in that direc—
tion. The vice president of the coin»
pany is certain that the nest mcetlng
will be the final one. and he evidently
baa gmd reasons for believing so. The
corrmpondencc that has paused be-
lwccn the oillcinlsi of [he mud and the
outside parties who liuvo boon nego-
tiating for its purchase has not been
made public. The stockholders are
content in let matters rest as they are
for they are satisfied in get rid of their
stock at a fair valuation. nnd have ev-
ery conndcnce in the ability of their
onions to make a den! that will be can
infectory to all.
it was learned that during last week
surveyors, mid to be employed by Jer-
soy parties. visited in.- town and made
a survey oi the territory. An involi'
tory of the assets of the company has
also been oomph-ml. and all that re-
maine is the formal transfer. as it is
understood the price agrccd upon is
acceptable- to the owners. The impres-
sion that the Norwalk company will
prove the eventual buyers lil not so
strong as it was a week ago. Yester-
day’s session did not lasi a quarter of
an hour. and when adjournment was
voted it was for two weeks.
m "A" tuners.
Benefits of the Iceaeulss Istablishsd
by a:- ne mm,
The condition of the ionic finances
shows such great improvement (or the
five months of the current lineal your
over that of a your previous that the
facts might to be known and the credit
given to those who made no mill :1 light
for cmnomy, The situation bears out
in a great measure the assertion mode
by the (Youmni that there is income
enough and the and is grcaiir for
watching the expenscn than tin- newn—
ucs.
For the months of October. Seven»
bcr. December. January and February
the net gain to the slate over tho same
five months of the previous year is
535.50 per month or ““321 per year.
it is interesting to note that this is in
spite of an increase in the judicial ex-
penses of nearly Wildlilil for the period.
The gain is very largely in the saving
“7.67151 This is iii the rule of 89.-'
Did it ever mike the reader that when
mankind takes sick, it fall the stories
we best about the miraculous cum pen
formed by ,niulicinsl pr: rations are
true. how they could put y help be-
im: vnrrd. and whylor, the same rea-
sonihcy sliulild tllt'. Did it ever sinks
ibc man that 50m? oi the commonest
llpcilld which pill ct/nianliind ball 3
er lumilllcginnlu :‘ahdiiad‘theironb
lriil'eii Med, iconic. an “suture
anuzuui. tendering and a vast amount
oi limo dean hive been spated'ilie
victimhch’pu can not spin a lung yam
about kidney complaint or backache re-
Milling imm ll. so that ii the reader is
tllsiiallellt'tl with the short nnd terse eit-
pcricucc rciutui by Mrs. Latte Warner,
of ill Wadiiugum street. South Nor-
walis. he should be pleased \viib what
brought about lllllt'll coveted "halls.
Slur hays: .
"i bad when to give no work on ac-
count oi my back. it celled so. I [my
cured Doam' Kidney l'lll‘i at l’laisicds
drug store the but allack'l had. and
they vurcll if. l iclt lit-tier in every way
alter inking Dwarfs ludmy Pubs. and
can rccmiimcml iliciu in all women sulv
icring from backache and weak kid»
5."
”(Bean's Kidney l‘ills are sold for 50
cents per box. by all dealers. or mailed
on receipt of price by Foster-)ixlbum
Cu. Buffalo, N. Y.. solo agents lol’ the
L'nilcd Slates. '
Remember the name ~ Dean's - and
lake ro substitute.
THEY ARE HERE.
".lcc llhung Yook Series.” the life
study of E. Z. Brievogelle, A. 31.. M.
i). No. 1 cures Rheumatism: 2 cures
Ln Grim”: 3 cures a cough or cold; 4
cures Cnfnrrh; 5 is a perfect. appetiz-
ing tonic; 6 xxx Stimulating Pills
cure lnipoience: 7' is the Children's
Relief Soothing Syrup. Trial bottles
of all. 10c each. or cut this out and get
one free: 1.000 references on applica-
tion. Charles 8. Finch. 181 Washing-
ton street. sole agent for South Nor-
waik. Conn.
CASTORIA
Perlnfialsandilliildrsn.
M
We mean One Minute Cough Cure. the
infallible remedy for coughs, colds.
croup. bronchitis. grippe, and all
throat and lung troubles. E. P. Weed.
Norwnlk; G. ('. Stillson. So. Norwalli.
l have been sdllcted with rheuma-
tism for fourteen yesre and nothing
settled to give any relief. l was able
.10 be around all the time. but con-
stantly suffering. l had tried every-
thing l could hear at and at last was
told to try Chamberlain‘s Pain Balm.
which i did. and was immediately re-
;lieved and in a short time cured. 1
ram MVP! to say that it has not since
returned—Josh. Edgar. Germsntown.
Cal. For sale by (l. C. Stillson, South
Norwalh, and E. P. Weed. Norwalh.
~Aeatoaesnsheadsebs.
The farmer. the mechanic and the
bicycle rider are liable to unexpected
cuts and bruises. DeWitt's Witch lla-
isel Salve is the best thing to keep on
rhsnd. it heals quickly, and is a well
known cure for piles. E. l’. Weed,
Norwaili; (i. C. Stillaon. So. Norwalh.
CIIAIIBEBLAIN’B COUGH CURB.
of espenm of mortal commlsnions and
of course also in the cutting off of
other some“ of espouse. 'l'iio stub-
born nnd continuous struggle of men
like Samuel Frisbic in the lmlslnlure
to prevent the outflow of the state's
money is the primary muse that
changed and improvad the stale of
things. ii the, treasury is constantly
watched by such iaiibful gunniiuns and
there is mine mic ready to aasunw ilic
thankless task oi objector and oppom-
of all projects that have money in
them. then there is likely to prove to
be money enough for the regular and
legitimate expenses of Connecticut.
The new inheritance tax. from which
a considerable amount is expected.
has not yet been productive. and that
will probably add in time to the state's
incense quite an amount. Certainly
the situation is very much changed and
improved and the present administra»
iloa has reason to congratulate itself
on the prospect
What might come if there were a
war no one can say. At the ombrealt
of the rebellion Connecticut ran ”60..
tile is deli is outlining regiments be—
im the legislature was called iogsthn
er. Governor Booklet-in authorised
mammal.“ lsssid. Mes-ism
sooneihlemrmor Malibu"!
theirsnhsottbisoitreasietnlhesld
of the state with loads.
MW
WW. “if. *r—Jflie mm
asteddovmercmmvssesprts—
sleadnplakaeoaceraiagthslpdw
museum-alum“
'l’bis remedy is intended specially
for coughs. colds. crimp. whooping
lmugh and influenza. it has become
famous for its cures of these diseases.
'over a large part of the civilised
(world. The most flattering antimon-
ials have been received. giving sec
'connts of its good works: of the ag-
gravating and persistent coighs it has
cured: of severe colds that have yield.
ad promptly to its soothing eilects.
'and of the dangerous attacks of cronp
it has tin-ed. oflen saving the life at
the child. The extensive use at it for
whooping cough has shown that it
robs ihstdlsesseofall dangeronseon-
sennsnces. It is especially prised by
mothers for their children. as it never
fails to sheet a speedy euro. and be-
cause they have found that there is
notiheleastdaagsrlhglvisgibevan
to babies. as it contains nothing in-
inrioiss. hold by e. 0. Gillian. loath
uliorwalh. B. P. Weed. liorwalh.
A little boy asked for a bottle of
"get up in the morning as fast as you
can." \ The thought remind a
household name for ”DeWitt’a Little
ilsrly Rivers." and gate him a bottle
of those lemons little pills for coasti-
satloh. an; headache. liver and stem-
seh troubles ll. l'. Weed. Wit;
9. c. stillsnn. ilo. Norwnh.
,Tlil sevens nuicmm will-
i vans
item for the sestfew years.
l‘“ with manhunt-Hem
mmmim’m s»
fluidwfllm Min
mamummum
was
The famous Blue B. Remedies of the
Norwalk Chronicler