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or. so
Mil RF JIIIIRE FROST.
‘ Psooecutlng ttorney Josephll.
‘, or. III the musician, completely
loving Mr. Taylor of all blame and
. ting that the action of Mr. Wadliams
the case was unwarrntsd. The char-
' :und decision in full follow: I
- Norwslk. Conn" April 20, 1898.
Hon. Russel Frost. Judge of
the Iflown Court of Nor'ws'llt. comes E.
i Jlisiliisini. a citizen ct. the town of
, . and prays to have removed
3 office of prosecuting attorney
of Namath Joseph ll. Taylor for the'
following reasons:
. 1. On May lug? tile c’rlmefosfourl-I
' wsscoinm ntectyo ut ,
Itqndrwsl slk. In the store known as 13
sin street.
I was the duty of Joseph R. 'l‘ay-
rosecutlng attorney of your
intuit“, 123i].
onorabe could. to investigate said '- .
.5.
Row.
there
try an
5* said Puncher.
8.1‘he said Puncher has admitted to
a third party that he did bribe the mid
Tsvlor for refusing to prosecute the
said Puncher for the crime alleged to ‘
have been committed by him.
9.. The charges and allegations made
my the said Wsdhsius to the sold 'l'ay-
lor. chars“ the said rancher with the
i crime of arson. are true. and the said
Puncher did commit the crime of arson
b setting tire to the store known as lit
Nyorth Main street.
on May 2.1897.
l0.
plaint of said
ll.
: thOhoIrtng
WVA’I'OR POI! Ills itl’l's'l‘lt.
Illy Associated Preset
Chin's. llsy o—‘I‘honiss 'l'wonililoy.
who for twenty years no superinten-
..of sIotIved
m mklu‘xu'fillu“ that sftsrslittls limo hail bosngivsu
Associated W 'W W Utothol‘ronch lstooooldowntho
loath Manchester. Goon" mils! Il-~ good nest yearns this mmmwgglsm ssqststly
we wniissi 1.. tinder-ii. of St your.thotiltllll'l'ls w... so. sssostsd sags”.
sCsthodrsi. lisrtiord. has been tbowhoolhryou. 0s m irregularities Iathstristwsu
toil to em ll” 34'" D A lIillsordslo. smoother tssostsssihlo' reason for droppiogtho
.st It. Jslss Ionian Osmotic
l8. Beginning mi MI'y 2.1397 and
’ ti;IIuInt to the resent time. the said
'5 53% has wilfully and corruptly neg-
] to lnvestiute said crime.
4 On May. 8,.1891. the said Wad- ,
‘ llama Inado' complaint to the said Tay-
lor, charging one John w. Fancher.
then of the town of Norwalk, with hav-
ing committed said crime.
During- the first week of the
with. at. May, .1897. the said Wisdllnms
relight witnesses who could. testify as
1”the truth of the charge 'made by the
Mod the against the said French-
or. and requesting the said Taylor to
their! testimony; the said Taylor
u refused to take said testimo-
the said Wadhums. by reason of
such refusal was compelled to seek the
a. sorvl cos of some other authority.
' . , 61in the month of June. 1897, the
I . It ylor admitted in the presence of
‘ . It..,erght of the city of South
. , it. and of the said Wsdhains,
ho (Taylor) had no doubt whatev-
but what the said Fancher did set
store afire.
. ‘ The said Taylor has acted as at-
crney for the said Puncher and made
collection of the greater part otthe in-
w,” suranee money recovered by the said
'Fancher from the insurance which he
held upon the store which the sold
Wndhams alleges was
In February. 1898. the prosecu-
ting attorney of the criminal court of
moo Pleas. in and for the county of
trilold. reoriented and recommended
lit to the said Taylor that he make coni-
crime sgainst the
said Puncher as charged by the said
Wadhams. but the said Taylor neglect-
ed and refused to make complaint and
stated so his reasons that It would ap-
put as though he were trying to use
onlcial position to assist Wsdhsnis
n his quarrel with Voucher.
His reasons as so given are
false and are known by the said ‘l‘uy-
lor to be false. because the sold Taylor
know that the said Puncher and Wad-
hsms were on friendly terms up to and
including the hour of ii: 80 a In. of May
1897 and also that within less
than three hours' time the said Wail-
hsuis was trying to have the chief of
, police of the city of South Norwuik ar-
l Isoththo said t‘ls'neti‘er for setting the
‘ a store as a on
‘0 It. .I. WADHAMS.
E Julio Frost's ilndlng is as follows:
" thud that the chsrge against the pros.
attorney of corruptly neglecting
todo his duty and that the claims made
that ho was bribed were
and are without foundation and without
whatever. and wore rustle wilful-
y and without warrant.
I tlod further that the prosecuting at-
torno acted in good faith In the llllll-
tor w th s desire to do his odlcisl duty.’
and that ho honestly ssoretssd his best
Mount in decidi
otsorosotthcwtnosssssnd thoiu-
Ilf tho ovidooos did not war-
oouplsint and amounted.
lnssno. sud an order was
_ hl' ll s Utah. ”valued at um».
i 4.. ssv Ii'ouus's successes
Rolls or—
«Ieslgus is‘what you
tlou for artistic wall
Bet on fire by the
merit is-unneoesssry.
in south Norwslk.
It In worth twinnidornllle—
TAN”
t'HAIN
Bicyc|i[
W'llt't‘ltllilll cd to thirst
slewing Insci IIIIes w
sinrs Iidsheorsu
.\ Ii Jar} usrwn
hlnlst.
that the charact-
III on till you
”PRINT. Judge.
most In: price
you out to pry
Chicago. “'1?“
hello railroad. has
poisttuont of s coosor- ’ hold
.Iouth Itsschsstor. your
W
across iron neurons. but.
tly Associated Press.) .
first”
so relatives of soldiers to
is. laid In addressing letters to thorn
Inly the company and
mrl’i
krlrst Allstant
Heath today said
M:Ll I. straits,
handsome Spring stock.
We repair any broken or worn part of a bi-
cycle and keep iill supplloson baud. rips-chad
Beauty
Wall Paper
in all variety of new shades, micro and
will find in our
Our reputa-
(lili‘tll‘lltltlllfl, and
our discriminating taste lll selecting
the flower of the'deslgner and the man-
ufacturer, is so widespread that com-
Wsll Papers.
Psinters’ Supplies.
Artists’ Materials.
Pictures Framed and Unframed.
Pictures Framed to Order.
Painting and Paper Hanging.
DECKER,
79 Washington Street,
South Norwslk, '
Conn.
Store open evenings,
W
STOP AND_ THINK l
until 9 o‘clock.
to know of I place
V Iiereyutr “WI.
Good Suit or Pintslidt border
IN THII‘ LATENT STYLE,
Willi l’erfwt Wortrnniisbl mud it (loud
it (qumntcet.
Iiudics' and gents’ suits cleaned,
t‘il. repaired, rebound, sltI-rI-I
or died.
r7014“-
A. J. ZINK,
Huc owner to William H. Hwords,
89 Still! Itil It. Mil Cit! llottl.
'] Klimt
rut the lime sl price.
i in the host IIIIIIitIcr;
i120 nsdzloo s cys,i|w.
cu
"NJ “Juice? Iiiitl il'iii
Bicycles II It-
wants tlrorongli-
ly l'ollshlo up-to-tlitto
libiycio. One that will
Its own III any
company, "it any
"high. you can trust
lionss on an (In
'lhst's more than
can be said of some of
the chimp chicks sold
in this town.
I ‘ks. Thsloorwootsstsrscrthsopos-i
' thsnroturuedsndtookrefngostnstch
that the whale" would starve if food
“':bsfcrothslosolossdiomli¢snd
harbor. At tho farthest ocrthco point:
reached by the Bssr Lieutewn Jsrv
«withazlirsllef
0"!
clids.’ ,le
did not: reach them. and in any case
they wduld lose their ships ovary and
so soon is the ice looks in the spring.
In this dangerous situation George F.
'Tiltou. third oincer of the Belvedore,
one of the steam whalers, ' undertook
and carried out one of the most stu-‘
pendous journeys ever undertaken alone
by-insu. Even Nansen had ‘hls friend.
with him; Tiltou had nobody but one or.
two Indian guidess port of the way. He
tracked it from Point Barrow to the
mouth of the Mackensie. thence through
the winter night up that river and over
the divide to the Yukon. thence up the
Yukon by the gold trail to civilisation.
warmth and the telegraph. He arrived
at Departure boy April 4.
Work Enough.
We are glad to see that Professor W.
'1‘. Harris. United States commissioner
of education, comes to the conclusion
that there is work enough for all. We
think so too. We believe with Professor
Harris that there is a good living for
every human being on this globe. like-
wise n chance to earn it.
In The Forum Professor Hsrrls en-
prcsses the view that as fast as labor
saving machinery throws the hand
worker not of. employment it releases
him from were horse toil and gives blur
opportunity for a higher kind of work.
more refined. artistic and Intellectual.
This is quite true in the large sense. in
the narrow sense, though, it causes un-
told suffering to the individual.
_There are three agencies which. on.
operating in harmony. might relieve
the unemployed. Ulltl of these is the
millionaire I'ltzll. They ought to consider
that their wealth isvu sacred trust cum-
mitted to them, and in all Ways pus-
sibic give not charity, butwork to the
unemployed. The nest agency is the la-
bor bureau of the United States. A few
clerks assigned to Commissioner Wright
could keep track of all the places in the
country where workmen were wanted
and also where workmen were too plou-
tiful. Workman could then be sent to
the work.
The third agency and the must Impor-
tant of all is the unemployed tin-in-
selves. More than anything else counts
the Iron spirit that will not be downed.
the thinking brain that Isistlrs itself
and devises means to get out of a tight
pinch.
A few things the present war crisis
has made plain as day to the whole
American people. Ono is that we need
and must have for defense the N Icarsgus
csusl built without delay. Another is
that we must buy likewise for dIfIiusu
lllti three Danish islands in the West
Indies. particularly I'll. Thomas. We
must also have as quicklysswe utill
prepare them so attentive modern usvy.
II systomsi'u line of cum fortifications
and swell drilled national guard. made
up of infantry. cavalry. artillery and
questions now before the administra-
tion. and congress and the American
people "pool them to do their duty
without any focllsliiioss. The American
people will pay the bills for money es-
pmdod cconcmicslly sod rlghtcously iu
defousc of their country.
The battleship Oregon is slowly
steaming from tlsu Francisco to "stop
tooltosds. ,hhshsstotrsvoliaorethsu
half the distance around the world to
reach her dustiustiou. if thins wuros
use between lpsia and the United
distossml tho rststycf this county do-
'peiIIlod on her reaching our notes-Ii
Iltisst from the western cos in tints to
take part in that war. than accessory
would certainly be lost. Now. if we
had built that Niiisrosas cIIusI which
we have been tooling over for half s
oiiutnry Ic.ooo miles of the distance
the Oregon must travel would be out
ad. but congress looks a note of it.
It was no doubt previously arranged
matter. And this shameful ruined stands
bolero sIl thswovld thssr loin wsssh-
Isilstsly «not is the charges he
hrosght spline the Isliltsry court of
inquirythst tried Dreyfus list itwosld
tispsril the osistoooo cf the French rs;
public for the fact to to openly knows.
its Zola was roads the «most.
l'hsroisososurowsyiswhichs
Wmmamum
hero
usvsl troops. These are the greatest .;
.cwk mail ”in ”
In neck wear. men are ways looking for
the neWest things—the nqveIIIeSvthe Iiitie
conceit: and fancies which Everybody hasn't,
but which invariably find their way here.
We like toget things first; we generally do,
especially it it' s neekwear. ',
Because we have all the new and novel
~ things‘ is no reason why we should puia
‘ remipLip on mere newness-ask higher pi ices.
the same here whether a novelty
. :1: 4 I‘mm'xmm'd basin out aday orsa week, or longer.
' -~ I” Ww‘w‘" f as bows, Sprin ties. tour-in-
“ . f,mmml,ng ppm“ handle".f tide lies and ma e to tie, at two
a; Minis lost on .. prices.r caud 25c.
Big silk ties for small necks, of most
generous proportions, in beautiful plaids, 50c.
and 25c. "
As with ne'ckwear, so with shirts—dire
newest and nattiest find their way here first.
, Nothing Islacking to make our shirt show
the most complete In town. Judge it
1_ has W
BRIDUEPOR'I' CONN.
Open Holiday. Friday and Saturdsy Evenings.
iiirnit Removed
' "Dan can he retooled sham thehesd Burgundy
with Pump. "-Mrr. Sara Tyros”.
“thrust ilioconisry.
Istd when in thusooovouloutsisro for the toilet. horn and laundry.
Wuymxuozu satin-sod ol‘olryne wrapper
fit onto! sud "will mail you It” a oopyo our millet.
Walrus Isrflvrsu ad hoodscmorthsu tbolrst.
nodooststulugsowslorlusnd lune-stuns.
Till to. K. I'MIIANI COMPANY.
w Itliouh lowYosk. louse. hllsdsiphis. Pittolsrrgh. Islam
(
WANTED * ’ * "
—
Old (lnld or sliver of any kind; old broken or discarded
Watches, Chains, Jewelry, Spoons, etc. in any condition.
--BY-- .
Opera House Block.
Slain-Blue Yer Can’t
ticulars apply to b‘. 8.
Norwalk. Conn.
The Home Paper.
Nothing takes its place. There lli no substitute and there
never will be. It is unique and original, holding lit its firm
grasp all the pimple In town. The paper and II a people are
inseparable. Their Interests are both IiIutIuIl, and they both
ltnow It. The only practical way of utlriwting tin-so lssiple
Is tlirongli the local pom.
DAI LY
ssrwgssi
AND NEW YOBK.
PROFILLIII
Gityoi‘ilirvilk; uinnni
“I" IONMK l P. I.
tssvl Isl yous. was to t. s. utssnpsr. s .r.
A. W. AUSTIN, Jeweler,
Norwnlk. Conn
Freig ht Line
Old Gold and Silver.
FULL CASH VALUE WILL BE PAID FOR Alli IIOUIII‘,
(If the business men of this country die poor. liy prompt
action rou may escape, by applying today for one of the
Connecticut ilcnerul modern policies. Costs but little;
absolutcly nun-forfeitnlilc; in cash in old age. For pur-
li'llomiiicilien, agent, South
The Evening Sentinel.
NORWALK, scum noawm
in" ”Wit IOIWILK O P. I. .
I.
1', .
.lmm
Blots Comp moment: Nlantle, Cti,
May Mho Yale rues honoured the
medical examination required by the
United States regular arlny, to 1. man.
tienoral Havens said they stood 100 per
suit} on theireoort. The examination
so that all who passed might be equip-
, pad with uniforms. overcoate and hav-
srsacks. as soon as possible. The exam-
ination of the Yale platoon was com-
pleted at 5 p. in. yesterday, and than
the examination of the batteries from
Guilford and Branford was commenced.
It is expected that the examination of
the whole of the'liglit artillery will be
completed by Friday night.
. The Yale boys showed up in fine form
and the physicians were most enthusi-
astic over their physical development.
The young recruits had the campaign
overcome and huvcrsncks issued last
night and today they will receive the
complete uniform. As the succeesiful
Ynlensluns' walked down the line of the
company's tents. in military step. they
were accorded an ovation from the oth-
er soldiers. The members of the First
regiment rushed to the parade grounds
and chewed them most enthusiastically
ua'they passed along and the eight Wes-
leyan students that are ,members of
Company F, Hartford. gave voice to
their college yell. while the Yale boys
responded to the cheering with their
well known yell. which they repeated
all along the line
71%!) DI WWO].
' Charleston has horcrowmf 200 Ken
and 20 Isrlnos on Board.
I By Associated Press.)
Vallejo. Colif., May c—The cruiser
Charleston has been formally placed III
commission, and her crew of 200 men.
with thirty marines, are now on board.
Imiiiediuteiy upon arrival of the City of
l’ekin at San Francisco she will be lit-
kun to Mare Island imvy yards
1 It is eluted that she Is to take 4,000
tons of coal, besides large quantities of.
ammunition rind provisions to Manila.
When the I’ekln reaches the Philip-
pines she may be transformed Into it
hospital ship.
An order was Issued to the navy yard.
forenmu inlllng for volunteer mil-i
I-hinists slilp- tl-tters. cuppersiiiiths and'
bluIlIsinIllis to go m the Philippines
on the Pitt!" to repair (llll IInmagcd
warships. Assistant Naval (‘onstrnct-
or (‘npps has been detached from the
I'nIIIn Works and nrdcrcd to go in,
charge of men. machinery. tools, and
appliances for repairs to vessels.
scours sun remissions.
Wind and Water Plays Havoc in homo
‘ oftho‘l'owns of Arkansas
lily Associated Press.)
Little Rock, Aria. May uas spccliil;
from Van Burcn. Aria. says:
Writersptiuts and tornadoes lnivc
Played hnvuc here and done hundreds
of thousands dollars damugc. Three
bounce vI'I-rc blown down at Rudy.
clglit Inllt‘it cool of um. last night. and
It In rcportcd that Winslow. a summer
resort on top of the Boston mountains.
is entirely colic. 'l‘wo bridges on the
II‘rlsI-Ii road. over ('Icai' (.‘reek. have
been swept away and the mud abun-
doncd. 'I‘i'nius have rim for two days
urmind viii (flui'cmore. I. 'I'.. and tin-n
down the Kansas and Arkansas I'nllcy
road, but tho Inttcr bad a two Inilc
wusliout and u :iml yards InuIlaIIdc. unIl
\‘niillni'eii is now entirely cut off. new“
by way of I.iitII- Itiick. ‘I‘Iw Arkansas
,I'Ivcr III lwvnlydlw iuiII-II wIIIc In pluc-
cs. and is now four Illl'llus higher than
It was In IIIilL’. which was the highest.
on l‘t'I'Ol'Il. M II II‘I-Iuck last night.
bouts wno- busy rescuing the ItIIIiibi-'
innls. 'l'bouiuinils wcrc rcscncd. and it-
Is fcIIri-Il tlnIt nuiuy Imvo been drowned.
'l'wo houses were soon going down the
river. lliiiii Is lulilug llI iorrcuts and
the cud is not lll siglit.
Ill'AltIl you un'rrinosiucs‘.
illy AssIIcIIItI-d l'rcssJ
Newport Ncws. VIL. May il-~"l'lli‘ ul-
IIi-Inls of the Newport News llIIIp-
building and Dry Dock company wI-re:
notified ycstcrdny that two III-Id butler
Ics liud been detached from the Penn-
. sylvnniz’i National iluurd sud ordered
to Newport News to be stationed at the
shipyards to snsrd the Iiittlioshlpti
Kcursuigc. Kentucky and illluuis. new
building here
'tll'it‘lit'l‘ Illi‘ AMMUNITION.
lily Asstwis‘totl Prom
London. May ilm'l‘ho l’sris corros-
pondent of the Daily Mail says: "I
hear on indisputable authority thst iivc
of tho tlunnish warships. including the
imitlcshii Illeluyo and the line cruiser-
ltli'onsc ill. have not yet I...» sup-
plied with ammunition. This was the
cause of the delay In the ssilius of the
t‘sps Verde Ilsot and will probably
compel II to return to Uislis. "
iliIlH'l'llll Olllt Whittlllll'il
lily Associatwl l'rsssl
New York. his! ii-rA Kingston. .Is-
maica. despntch reports the sighting oil
the «list. coast of Coho of four war ves-
sels. supposed to be American. It lii
thought to be part of ddinirsi lltllhllr
son's Miillill'tltl so routs in Porto ltico.
. lllIlll FACTORS. BURNED.
lilly Associated Press.)
Cincinnati. his! Pasties llrothcrs'
seventh and lycsrsors streets. osch
Of the Yale platoon was taken up first '
sod Weill anthers” shoe factories at *
seven stories were W this Ioni-
m .
Yosflrut It's
the lit That Tolls
.. South Norwsilu
'I‘sIk that tells ’ ' "
Talk that' s endorsed. ,_
Every day talk by people that line".
City tsIk-kidnc tsilt. .
Do kidneys talk o . ‘
Well, yes. both loud and long. ,. .
”You should learn the kidney In
”Back ache in kidney talk means It
fiél’. ach c.
time back means Iainr kidneys.
ch'k back iuI ans weak kidneys.
A bad back Is simply
The kidneys talking trouble. u.‘
my4 talk
r. Thomas Wood, who resides ‘uir
liili street, a carpenter by trade, “hit.
an cmploye at ArcIi' a list celery,“
'I’or thrcc ycara m kidncys. tr it
me a great deal. lied Isl
up I had severe pain in the runs
back. From time to time 1 hell
cular rheumatism. and it became so"!
5mm, both at my work and when
duty that I thought it high little to
check it belorc it lltCflmc more re
1 got Doan' s Kidney Pills at Plat
pharmacy. I was greatl benefited.
bad no backache, and t e soreness Its-
my muscles Flid’ not trouble the
t kin th e
d g Klillncy Pills, Iosr sale b
Doan' s .
Price 50 cents. Sent bi [23L
B
dealers.
Foster-billbum Co., Bufial o, N.
agents tor the U S. Remember the
name—Doan’ s-and take no silbstltof "
—Acetou breaks up scold.
Children like it; it saves their lives.
infallible remedy for coughs. colds.
cronp, bronchitis. grip”. dud
throat and lung troubles. E. P. Weed.
Norwalk; 0. C. stillson So. Nomi:
carom
W
-—Acetou does not affect the hosrt.
A little boy asked for a bottle of
"get up in the morning as fast so You
can. " The druggist recognised a
household name for “DeWItt‘s Little
of those famous little pills for consti-
pation. sick headache, liver and stom-
ach troubles. E. P. Weed, Norwalk:
0. C. Stillson. So. Norwalk.
'Thirty-dve years make a generation.
That is how long Adolph Fisher, of
lie was cured by using three boxes of
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. E. P.
Weed, Norwalk;
' Norwulk.
r—Aeoton cures u Grippo.
\‘ ———..._—
CURE!) BY CHAMBERLAIN’S
I’AIN Mann. .
My son was afflicted with rheulnl-
item which contracted “his right limb
until he was unable to walk. After
using ‘one and a half bottles of Chol-
bcriain's Pain lialm he was able to bo’
about again. I run heartily recommend
it to persons suffering from rheuma-
tism. —.lohn Snider. eed. Calhohll
(‘0. w. Va. For salebyp 0. C. Stalin.
Iloutb Norwalk, and E. P..Weed Nor-
walk.
”CL-Tom.-
HENRY WARD BEECHEB. SAID.
"It Is a sin to nrgiect your hostth."
Why do you do It. when you know that
the famous Blue ll. Remedies 01 IN
".Iee libnng Yoolt Series" will euro
your money is refunded? No. 1
Rheumatism; 2 cures Ln. Grim: ..
cures it cough or cold; «i cures Ohm:
it Is it perfect. uppetizlug tonic: 0 XXX
Stimulating I'ills cure impotence: 1
Is the (‘hlldrcn's Relief Soothing 8”-
iip. ’l‘rlul bottle of each ready. I“.
or cut this out and got one free: 1.0.0
rcl‘crcnces on application. Churlos‘l.
Pinch. lii'f Washington street. filo
agent. for South Norwsilt. Colo.
lt is s great leap froth the old look-
iousd doses of blue msss sod nauseo-
physics to the pleasant . Iittio pill
known as DoWItt's Iiittle llsrly "on.
They cure constipation. slclt hosdsshs
-, snd liillionsnsss. Iii. P. Wood. Nu!-
wslh: ti. C. ltlllson. Io. Norwsik.
Thousands of outlet-on from prison
have been restored to hoslth by Old
Minute Cough Cure. It quickly 0“
coughs. colds. bronchitis. punts.
srinns. asthma. and all thrust a
lung diseases. II. P. Wood. .
Ii .(3. utilises. Iouth Nwwslk.
nsninn nosi'irsi.‘snitvt0I.
I lly Annotated Press.) «
Washington. hlsy d-Jl’ho W
has lasted an ordcr tlli‘tiiltllll 'Ihst fl
vice be used for the counties and
vy and army wherever I
tlimtors arises 'l'hm
along the siissua
I’Itt'lllc coasts. ‘
itiltliln AT A suitcases w
New Yorir. tiny t-«Ons of M‘
nuns who have been Micki”I
noting the new harbor . '
this port received a rude ,
nerves this morning at I " ' ,3”
sbiss'i'rmshotwsslrod' 't
Ill ,
Zanesviile. Ohio. suffered from piles.‘
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