2n
phi 213$le n penti on
.. at $1.000 a year.
duck in: which be
it. be was fighting
member of the old
. from which he with
iii the penalon of ti,
went to New Utrecht
captain of police.
' hunekhd to Brooklyn
men in an. a patrol—
“$0 be made a captain
, dad millet hiIa.
commotion iormlnl the
January 1.. lliltli.
lam his duties and de-
'penuion and his regular
police board rciuued to
~ and oliered him the
“its on- the pension or
T'lnlal'y an In uc'tito pa-
5 in 1‘0 odd to take eith-
tb. He took his
M be appellate Ill-
dine Court derided in
vor and the corporation
now decided not to ap-
Inomu gummy.
..._._.'.__
.iletohennd l-‘eaiurea I. Can-
needed Therewith.
mllty’raportn receivod. there
53' the reported in Council
the month of October. This
line than reported in Septem-
p13 lean than in October of
r, and 52 less than the average
of deaths in October for the
years preceding the prcaent
”M death rate was 14.0 for the large
.. lot the small towns 12.4. and
in. whole state 13.6.
oaths irom zymotlc
i .being 14.0 per cent.
' moi-tailo-
g M.- ywpre 1520 births
.in September.
i estimated population of
elite Is 912.51 9
. ‘l the head of "Schools and in-
Dileaaes.’ the October Bullo-
ta the following:
'lacillty with which some oi
alien spread through the ag-
IchoolI-I. raises the question or.
p it. if at all. the school sessions
be interrupted The common
00 is to wait until in the case of
fever. diphtheria or measles. a
dernble number of victims have
. .., that is. wait until the dis-
.siarenlly epidemic. and then to
' ' e school in the hope of dimv
, aomewhat II iIu'tlIt-I' mercuric.
it. not mom consistcnt with the
. - of‘ common sense to act upon
l‘. t appearance of the disease in
pupil; and instantly ("lithfllKP all
will in the room he or she occu-
have the, room thoroughly disin-
- . and upon reopening it. have cv
former pupil admitted only after
it impaction of the state board of
diseases
of the
and 56‘.
“in“ the cane oi a fire. the prnc-tiie i-
Wutlnguinh it. if pouniblc. in the on-
inning and not unit is full develop.
3.
“in not the first Ilpplmillllnti' of an
Millie dlueaae a parallel? and should
dIier rule apply than that I)! the
department?"
W...
GHOSTS OK A LIVING ENEIY.
W Hubbard lune to find the.
‘1 . Sumoilanv Troubles.
Ghost! or an unseen em my are. Inuk-
h. It uncomfortable fol Stcphcu HM»
m I inrmei Icsldinu III the north
«IMO! thi- town of ih'I"'.I~n“ltll .\lI.
ubbnrd owns it tuna and .I buIIdI ill
of Wbodluud
name to Greenwich nomc ycuis
'aad lived with hill uncle. who died
lelt the estate to him. Rclutins
contented the will. but Mr.
,mll’etl tlw major purl of the proper-
_ lie baa nought advice of local ofli
cull. Mr. Hubbard's iroubchI began
O lionth ago. when every time he step-
.pl'd out of doors at night nuts or up—
pl. were hurled at him. ”.iheu om-
hrhnlng. whlb lp- Wit" rcurllng in bid
tor. a bushcl of nuts tame seeming
from the Ieilinu and mnuaimi tin
lamp IhltflP into a illilllpdiiil pines
- agt it tanh Vials applied in bi-
» in low lllflt‘rini plum-s in now
. Thin‘wus too nllli h for but non. .
,hail engagcd a night watchman and
to catch the spook or human
l'. Hubbard HRYH that be four» name
In trying to III-arc him so that he
, deli hill farm below raluc. ii»
flower". that he and the watch-
"ill and out whether bin in thv
"idea or I'ht’lllPl’ hiII neighborr
Wt in the bellci that hill house
ted. Ghost or no
to stay where he in.
' alTNVEllfi A MONK ”EXT.
llitl. November l7~—' l‘hc Khr-
lnte Count Ferdinand or Lee-
.69 engineer of the Sun. (‘nnal
M" of the ministers. Lori
.‘ . the Rritiah diplomatic agent
‘ fit other diplomate. and rem-ma.
of varioun bodies from all parts
—-—l-————-——
Sin RICHARD SOON bub.
' . ,Novemier l7~Sir Richard
who wan chairman of the hou-
ltnrthweetern Railmd from
“ll, in dead. He was born in
on more
monograph! at
iiuhburvl‘
. will be appealed.
ghoul he:
Way unveiled a monument bore.
in lied
your pm weakened
how have both lien-Iii forbid coa-
{retina The magnitude. il in. fol-
OWI‘
wnomismv. one and”. .,
“Mn. on?» (In In“
l'
the . “Gov
bury.
11: Bit It "rem“;
Fermi nz~tbe Old and
nor w. 1:? Brawl! la adv
it p Ins-— t II, h an Pan-
0 II. '(llii all my in Horticulture.
Proieiuior L. H. liuiiey. lthica. N. 1'.
8 p. tow law-lure. The Value. of Birth
to the (buimtmwmltli. ‘illltiatratodl.
Frank M. Chapman. American u-
neum Nstionnl HllilOl‘y. New Yor .
THURSDAY. DECEMBER ii.
to s. nI.-—‘lIectuIe. Tile lieu. Hon. lien-
ry P. ilmlgen. llridgchatnpton. Sui-
liillt County. N. Y.
2 p. ul.~l.cc.tiue. The Farmer an a
Citiwn and in Social Life. Colonel
James Wood, Mt. Kim-o. N. Y.
7:30 p. m.~‘—-Question Box.
8 p. In.—l.ecture, The English Lon
Image and Literature. Prof. R. W.
Stimson Slot-r». _
FRIDAY. DECEMBER 15.
w a. In.—-~’i‘he Conecticut Experiment
Station. Summary oi‘wm'k by mem-
beru oi the station staff.
2 p. In.~-’l‘hc Starry Experiment Sta-
tion and Connecticut Agricultural
college. Summary of work by uln-
tion mail and faculty oi the. college.
7:30 p. m.~~’|‘ho it'arm Garden. R. S.
lllnmun. Stevenson.
8 p. Iu.-~-r‘liin'et'r. Old and New. for
"III Home and for Market. Mm Net»
lie. ll. Sherwood, Southport.
IINOB SI l'l'll’S CASE.
Bit Wife illegal tint lie in not tiar-
perted tier.
Yesterday morning in the Common
l’ieux Court. criminal ride. the trial of
William Miner Smith. charged with
neglecting the support of his wife and
four crlldrcn. was begun before Judge
it. ..l Walsh and a jury.
Him to the opening or the Smith
case. Edward S. Baldwin pleaded guil-
ty to the charge Dillon-support of hi»
wilt: and minor daughter Alma. lie way.
sentenced to thirty daya in Jail or to
furnish a bond of sum to guarantee to
pay his wife 82 a week for six months.
Janice Mct‘arthy pleaded guilty to
the charge of indecent exposure and
was lined $50.
Minor Smith wan then arraigned. lie
'plcaded not guilty. Prosecuting Attor.
ncty Light the“ called Mrs. Smith to
the Wilhelm stand. The prisoner was
represented by Attorneys 'l‘oomey dz
Lynch. Prosecuting Attorney V. R. ('.
liiiiillngs anointed Attorney Light. who
won not familiar with the «mac.
hire. Smith had her four bright-eyed
children with her. She took the young-
cvt child with her to the witness stand
The little one leaned over tiIc l‘nlllflfl'
and Hmiled at the Jury. in I'mponsc to
questions from Attorney Light. .iil':-.
Smith gave hrI name an Olive l'ourl
lgutioam
In]; ,
lbw u 9 '
liver or hurt. ,
Aeeton radium fever.
illill Illlillll 00.. ll”. ll.
a
Forum: on
Insurance. in putting off protection.
.lunt now you may think you don't
need it—but should you die. then your
family would be left without protec-
tion. Our lmmrtmce in the right kind
of protection. Secuye it NOW.
THE CONN. GENT. LIFE INS. (20..
United Bank Building.
South Norwaik. Conn.
Prank bfflommcdleu, General Agent...
i > I 5‘ i n
Daily Freightllne
Between
NORWKLK.
SOUTH NORWALK.
. and
Ni"? YORK.
Propeller:
CITY OF NORWALK.
VULCAN AND EAGLE
w... m...
Leave Norwalk 5 p. to. Leave South
Norwalk. 6 p. In. Leave New York.
:ier 23, East River, Parkman Street.
p. In.
cocoon"
SOUTH NOR'ALI'I
lll’llllllillll’iiilillll
Printingoiaay kindand
on a pnrwitb no: work
done in thin nation at
Connecticut.
SBN'I‘INEL BUILDING '
i booth lion-1k. Conn.
’ W._.._..._.
P. D. S‘l‘ANNIRD.
(Successor to J. D. JENNINGS.)
Smith and the dutc of “Dr IIIaIriagc IIII
Septemlnr H.1884.She had five .--hu '
IiIeu. one oi whom died four year: ago.
ulIiIb mqueIi the commencement oil
the couples domestic troubles
Sim-c lflbl August. Mrs Smith 5!.tlll 5
her husband had not iuiuished any
suport for her or any of the children
She‘anhed him repeatedly. but he paid
no attention to her request».
VERDICT POI! l'['|.l. AIOUNT.
llcarv Damages far the Death of a Man
Who was Riding on a Pass.
Filll'lilll’)’. Nclr, November ii» in .I
pull ngamst the Rock island Railroad
('ompnuy. to collect $5.000 for the
death of W. ll. iiumbcll. killed with
l'i'll others in a wreck near Lincoln. five
years ago. the jury today rendered a
verdict for the full amount. The wr-
dict in considered unusual. inasmuch
lua linmbeli Wm riding on it pass and
' bad aligned the usual illii‘r't‘n‘ltnt waiv-
ilnu all Ilalm» for damage» it wan al-
l
l
no claim d by the Iompnnv that it was
rclicyI-d from rcx‘ponslbllliy by the fact
that tho wreck was due to the mall-
ciona “removal of fish plan's iIom thc
rulla.‘ for which (lo-urge W. Davis. .I
Lincoln negro. wan convicted. and 3.4
now serving a life sentence, The care
PRESIDENT l‘NAlli.i~1 TO ATTEND.
Washington. November “Aiming
to the pressure. oi public business.
l’rcnidcut McKinley and: that he will
be unable to attend the meeting of the
Brotherhood oi Andrew and Phillip.
which begin:- n four daya acmdon in
Baltimore today. and hc has so noti-
fleti ihr- committee which Invited him.
The prealdent halo not reached a def~
inlte decision about the trip to Nash-
ville to welcome the returning Tennes-
aee Volunteers. He in anxious to go.
but the time by lnopporiunc owing to
the approaching convening of Con-
grnm. The Tannmee Regiment in ex-
pected to reach Naahvlile November
'28.
—,..._—_-—
llllii) AT THE AGE OF 100,
l._v.one N \.. November l7—Mrs
Eliza Lashcr. the oldeut Inhabitnnt of
Wayne county. died Inat night.
was born In Dutcbm county. June ill
1799. She retained her faculties paid
I Iwoweeka ago.
a opinion banana.
it you our had a cold which you per-
. aimed to "wear away" It may iataraat
5 you to know it was a dangeroun pro-
ceeding. Every cold and cough which
in neglected pavea the way tor eon-
snmptlon. bronchial. aathna or ca«
tsrrh. Otto'a Care. the famous Ger-
Iaaa throat and long remedy. will can
any cash and entd and earn you on.
She H
mau- . Ioidhyalldraguata
““2““!wa
Fuuenl Director Indiimiilmu
7 Main street, Norwslk. Conn.
Telephone Call. 11-2.
JAcoa M LAvrou
Fire, Life and Accident
INSURANCE.
REAL EST!“ E AND MOUSE AGEN'l
Ocean Steamship Tickets and “Sterling
Drafts. Loam Negotiutcdp
and Situ‘ kn Soul.
OFFICE. 5 RAM. ROAD PLACE.
SOl.'TH NORWALK. - - - -t.‘0N.\.
Notary Public. Acthwlodgamenta
Taken.
Brazilian Balm!
Deadly ToEnemy
COLDS
All. THROAT I)IllSllli'llS.
F. H. BAXTEB, Druggiata,
RH. PLANNED, So.Norwalk.
Taylor & Golden,
nut rent:
Alli Insurance
Loans Negotiated.
OFFICE 01'
m um um.
14 Washington Street.
SOUTH NORWA LK. CONN.
‘ with a gag;
. any one my
of dateu in a curious and.
one atoning,
ll
lndl uni con-tun ‘
'l'he
blunted”
m manned;
ml, all}?! All? I
y o, "Fluid: r -
uniladheiru .éot
"M the ground. out turn ey-
er M.by the women from tune to time to
allow the my to resell the who
it. and the one: of these great mounds
There are varioul maihodl of treat-
ment. One in to leave the dated to be
sun dried singly; another in to email
them into mild matinee. which are m-
ed up in bnakot work Iorr transport:
another is to crush them into lumps
about the sheet a tin’key'n egg. This
last in preferred by the poorer natives
for traveling purposes. no the lumpn
are easily carried. but oil how indi-
geetibie they muut be. as hard an a
stone and an heavy I! lead The cara- 1
van route between Pea and Tnfilet ore-i
copies to or 12 dayn. and from the;
oasia trade condo radiate in aimont ev- .
cry direction. but little. information in
obtainable about them.~—Chnmbere'
Journal.
THREE DOCTig‘llIS 1N (JONSULTA-
I
"When you are sick what you like:
best is to be chosen for a medicine in‘
the first place: what experience tellal
you in best. to be chosen in the second
place; what. reaaon (i. 19.. Theory) says.
is best in tube choaen in the last place, i
But if you can get Dr. inclination. Dr.
Experience and Dr. Reason to hold a
consultation together. they will give
you the bent advice that can be taken.
When you have a had cold Dr lnclin- '
stlon would recommend Chamberlain' s ‘
Cough Rmedy because it is pleasant
and sale to take. Dr. Experience would i
recommend it because it never iaile to
efiect a speedy and permanent cure
Dr Reason would recommend it be-
cause it ill prepared on scientific prin-
ciple:. and acts on nature's plan in rc-
ileving the lungs. opening the secre-
naturai and healthy condition. For
sale by George C. Stilladn. South Nor- ‘
walk; E. P. Weed. Norwalk.
WHERE EARLY PLANTING lS DE,
SIRABLE.
thing an an incubator that will hatch
out euglcn from dollars while you
wait; that the only way indeed in
by the moat careful and constant culti-
vation. and I venture to remind him.
being young and with the world )‘N
before him. that this in a crop in which
It in desirable to begin planting early
in order to produce the best results.
-~Ncn‘ York Sun.
SAVED A BOY'S LIFE.
Mrs. Captain ll. Hubbard. of Mll-
ford. Del. says: "Brazilian Balm nav-
ed my boy'a life. He began just like
the one we lost with croup. We gave
him a few doses. He quickly dropped
to sleep. and was all right in the mar-
nlng.”
For sale by R. ll. Pluiated and P. ii.
Baxter.
Litre iinrrlct i-‘oeu has sent to ill"
Waterbury ('IIlor ('iub. this year. four
pastels. one of them pointed in lhiricn
this summer. The Water ('olor ("lulI
holdn lie exhibit at the Flu» Ari~
lluliding. l-‘iity-Iwrenth plrt’i‘l. nrur
Broadway. N. Y. The collection of wa-
ter colors and pastels is well worth
«ring this year. him Foss expect). to
sail for Paris. tomorrow, (or the pur-
pose oi continuing her ntudice.
Our little boy was amicted with rheu-
matiam in hie knee; and at times an
able to put hia foot to the floor. We
tried in \'.aiII (‘lfl'ylhlflit we could hear
of that we thought would help him
We almost gave up in deep lr. when
home one advised as to try hamber-
iain's Pain Balm. We did so. and the
first bottle gave so much relief that we
got a second one. and. to our surprise.
it cuml biin sound and welt—J. T.
eShn. Kan. For sale by George (‘. Still-
aon. Smith Norwulk; Edward P. Weed
Norwalk.
(‘lit'hllll‘flt-lil. A rcholar without
good breeding in a pedant, thc philoIm-
pher u cynic. the soldier a brute. and
every man dinngreesble.
RHBUIATISI 18 HERIDITAIIY.
learned specialists that Rheumatism It
hereditary and that it in due to a mi-
crobe in the blood. Corona Rheumatilln
Cure kills the microbe and cure. thr
disease. Price one dollar per package
lanuiactured by Corona Commanding
00.. Camden. N. J. For sale by R. H
Plnisted. 43 Washington St.. South
,Norwallt, Conn.
"In going up the ladder of farm."
lays-I th- liomely Philosopher. "you
have to be careful not to be knocked
off by the other men who are constant-
ly coming down. "
"i wouldn't be without De Witt‘la
Witch Halal Shire for any couldcn-i
lion." writes Thomas B. Rhodes. Cen-
terileld. 0. infallible for piles. cuts.
burns and akin dlnesaea. Beware of
eouterfeits. George C. Stillson. South
Ndrwaik: Edward P. Weed. Not-walk.
"You don't know henna." aald Him
lakeside. Minn [Beacon of Binton found
the inault too deep for words
ahudderod and her teeth «shattered ilk:
a skeleton having n M on a hardwood
floor.
Old inahlons III dren- may be revived.
but no old-fanbloned medicine can re- .
place Cbamberlnla' s Colic Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy. For nnie by George
C. Stillaon. South Norwalk; Edward
Weed. Norwalk
The funnels oi the steamer Oeeanhel
are or such gigantic proportions that
two lmdaa tram earl could para
through then, aide by side.
l
l
“i tell a well meaning but perhaps‘
not yet perfectly peraiatcnt young
friend. who aaka me about it." said
Mr. Staybolt."thnt there is no such,
which a money crop can be ruined in;
Buys. Pastor ('briatian Church. Neod-'
It one Just been demonstrated by ' ‘
or... COA L.
..
I; u 9
l5 All. iiiA‘l's DECESSAIW
t9 pur9h999 or on to Man firmly can'-
vinqql that; navigate-won aun- uojuoii
an natty 99 tile“ macro by a nwnil an».
andhbn may Marin kind eons no Moon
loggfiioo.
. Amory «economical suit to our! In 9
1 black 'llltibbdb. . It can b9 worn with pro-c
prigty 9t almoat any noon-lemma! 1:119
9,9at and vent worn with trod-9n of
. 9h99lr9r 9f ntrlpod mat9rlal9 R99 a moat
atyllah “foot. Hove tho v99t doublp-
: br999g9d, tho coat alngh.
it Another very nobby suit In one made
of know rough bluo cloth.
Btrlpod Wor9t9da and Oxfords are
vory popular 9nd 9r. .oxtonaivoly worn
; for bani-tun and Informal 099991009. -
W9 havo aultn‘ at prloon‘ to null: your
financial ability.
Our flno lino of Overcoata We cor-
dially Invite you to innpoct.
‘-
I
PRICES FOR THE
' ASKING.
Francis & Co.
tlona and restoring the system to II .
‘7 v,igor II‘ to kill him at the em blow
The bird had probihly been a.“
by the cudgei which the man on
ad. entity waiting notil'lt not
being our. lti‘bek the It’ll! with M
be bird probably «raped—Neil.
York Sun
mummy-airflow
, 'oi- the country than all other dialanu
put together. and until 9 last MI
yearn wan mounted to mom
or a great many years doetora pro-
‘nonncedltalocaldlaeau, endures-
nribad ideal remedies. and by countabl-
iy failing to cure with local treatment.
pronounced it iaemabla ”one. has
proved catarrb to be a constitutional
disease. and therefore require. counti-
tutionai treatment Hall's Catnrrb
Cure. manufactured by P. J. Cheney
1 (30.. Toledo. Ohio. is the only top-
ntitutlonal cure on the market. it in
taken internally in done- irom ten
drops to a tenspooniul. it act» directly
on the blood and mucous nnrfaeegof
the system. They otter one hundred
dollars for any case it fails to cure.
. Send for circularri and testimonials.
Address. P. J. CHENEY a 00., To—
ledo. Ohio.
Sold by Druggists. 76c.
Hall's Family Pills arc the best.
THE FIRST CONSIDERATION.
Miss Plighty-Have you decided to
take any part in the discus-ion. "What
Shall We Do in Heaven?"
Miniater—No. mine. i am at present
much more interested in the question.
’ “What Shall We Do To Get Ther ."-<
New York Weekly.
To Care a Cough in One Day
To Care a Cold in One Day
To Care lore Threat in One Day
1'0 Cara Beams in One Day
Take Cleveland's Lon 1 imkr, 25 cents.
if it failato curcmc ill lchccriull) refund
your money. {Trial sirr free )
For sale at Plnlated's Drug Store.
COAL! COAL !
Having purchased a large euppiy of Coal
pmioun to the recent advance in price, lam
now innpositiontogivomyeuntolnan the
benefit of the-sum.
Iy steak consists of Int-clue deals
only, hath lahigh and Fruiarnlng.
ilaalatan and Jedda, Egg. Stan. lat
and Pea.
Special emotion given the meaning and
preparationoinll coal before dellrtymnd d9-
liverad by mini and experieuod man.
JOHN H. FERRIS.
Tel. 524. MS W-hlngtun Strut.
South Norwalk. and Edward P. Wead'a.
Norwslk.
WHAT DID HE EXPECT?
"Galatea," pouted Pymallon after a
little family unpleasantness. "you are
a cold. hard-hearted woman."
“You moat remember. air." retortevl
Mrs. i’ygmallon loitliy. "that i come of
a marble hearted family."—Wnshing-
ton Times.
Dr. H. H. Baden. Summit. Ala., says.
"1 think Kodol Dyapepnla Cure in a
splendid medicine. 1 prescribe it. and
my confidence in it grown with contin-
ued use. " lt digests what you eat and
quickly cures dyspepsia and indigen-
tlon. George C. Stillnon. South Nora
walk, Edward P. Weed. Norwnlk.
WHERE THE SURPRISE COMES IN.
A pretty good guano can be made an
to what a unnibie man will do. but no-
body ever knows what a tool will do.—
Atchison Globe.
‘TO CURE A COLD lN_ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinlan Tablets.
THE BEST MALT BEVEIiIiGEi'
HIGHLAND annulus:
HIGHLAND BRANDS ARE STRICTLY UNION.
HIGHLAND BAVARIAN, HIGHLAND PILBNER.
HIGHLAND HALF EXTRACT. HIGHLAND CREAM ALI.
and lair with iron. Stock Ala and Porter.
PUT UP EXPRESSL) FOR FAIILY USI.
an carefully an a physician's preacrlption.
THE PURBST IALT TONlCS [ADI
They build up the weak. and are unnurpaaaed in any particular.
notat- and aaloonn Iurniahad at reduced prices
DELIVERED FREE TO FIMILIIB.
ISAAC G. “MILTON. Sole fluent,
u NORTli IAIN scum. nonwnuc aural.
'l'ei. Call. 184. South Norwnlk. Telephone «11.1494. Norwain.
THE HIGHLAN D. Winnipank.
HIGHLAND ON THE LABEL MEANS mom "AIDA”
It Pays to Get the Beat.
It is a well known fact that the best of workmanship
and style in
Sign and Wagon Painting
Can be found at
Tilly’s Sign and Carriage Works.
on
Plitlfllllll
The comfort of home assured. Warm home. hap
u at night; ((10an
wife and children to greet fio
cook with meals on time. ibecanse you ordered your
COAL from .
I. m R d B
..... 0 ms
....... aym n _ I I .
All druggieta refund the money if it
fails to cure. 25c. The quinine has
1.. B. Q. on each tablet.
Postmaster Ballard weighed all mail
matter originating in the billed for
thirty days. commencing October 8.
There originated in the pout-once at
Dorian. 4.800 letters. All matter. in-
cluding equipment. 1.512 pounds.
You never know what form of blood
poison will follow constipation. Keep
the liver clean by using DeWitt'a Lit-
tle Early Risers and you will avoid
trouble. They are famoua little ville
for constipation and liver and bowel
troubles. George C. Stillnon. South
Norwalk; Edward P. Weed. Norwalk.
\ir. Flannlgan's two young sons.
.Wiil and John have been improving
his ground» and the walk in iront of
his residence.
l Ln Grippe. with its after electa. an-
‘ anally destroys thousands of people. it
vmay be quickly cured by One Minute
Cough Cure. the only remedy that per»
duces immediate results in coughs.
colds. croup. bronchitis. pneumonia and
throat and lung troubles. it will pre-
vent consumption. George C. Stillaou.
South Norwalk; Edward P. Weed. Nor-
wa .
it is said that a new lease has been
drawn up between Henry Northrup
and the Eagle Hook and Ladder Com-
pany in which the company gets the
hall for the next three yearn at the old
rate.
Norwslk.
r‘nnblon and not religion will pruvo
the remedy for polygamy Any man
in i-lulu dould be mtcnt with one wife
if his 12 or 15 connorta would each find
the need of a new inll bottom at 'atatn
dollarn per bonnet.
Norwalk Chronicler