flit! doubtful wit it.
, “I‘lliilliftlmlty
101'.“an euro.
. film will repay
. rite comm...
.‘. twill nforty’yenirn.
”W . 0. [import other
i hip five and Clear of
of not um. "'Other
'Mdfl' municipal eati-
new in Which all
. ntlu in done; a mac
. ‘ iclt includes all the
,, l)! which all rev-
. littlldlnflo and some
are done; on elm--
,‘vrbteh urcbam. in-
],inmopn r all electric
‘ ‘vrlty: n Mpll'ilit‘. tie-4
‘ v‘fl‘ll‘iillll‘ltlon of
”null-tum and convex»
I music department for
fat public music; a.)
tltwbieli has control of
‘Wllt‘l neulpture and the
. ment of municipal
with provision under title
of a considerable
flamenco and athletic
toy-throwing open the
or playgrounds during the
cotton”? a free summer
“don one of the islands in
. day exrnralona for tho
. bring the summer: «from.
{launder the water department
hlcll iii supplied water cooled by
up the hot weather; and tree
of lectures during the winter
”W"
he subway syutcm, run on a
in» basis. has earned ”0,000
: the repair department hilt
way with the expensive small
. and its work in done on the
1 actual coat for luhor and lint
."plns'ten per cent. for general
. . and contingencies. and on this
i . department earned a not pro-
. or 810.000 the am year. the full
rate of warm being paid in all
2» The all-the-yrnr—rtmnd pub-
, established at a coat of 58'}.-
patronln-d by some 2.000 per"
ry week. Under the music
. . r a municipal bond of 35
to maintained. and t’OilSlllllli-s
' brass band ever employed in
‘ .. The local playgrounds ill‘v
» ' ascent many people. especially
ren, who can Visit. the large
y ot‘cantonaily. in the boys'
the Ittcndnnce in Hill to 15'.” born
mold not otherwise got. an out-
more sort: the use of it is free
the cost to the city has been lean
2 n week for each boy. [luring
dummer the water department had
ration over thirty ice water foun—
ln dliferent parts of the city.
expense has been but trifling.
hundreds of thousands of
late of cold water have refreshed
" lmbliczon hot days,
have been done at trifling cost.
» .. is that a great deal can be ac-
' - shed in the way of mini bene-
m a very slight expenditure if the
' on: is intelligently planned anti hon-
' . administered However. he in
vnl’ruld of a substantial increase of
. pol taxation if the money can
,nx‘pondcd for the benefit til" the
, of the permit». an it will return
-~ fold in reducing disease and
'7 and increasing the productive
‘ di’ of the community. Public baths
turns and playgrounds ”for in-
v. will be worth to the community
More and ratify much more than
cool. The mayor also points out
‘ it will haven wholesome influence
issues in place of the present
loo no to which set of persona
hold the. othcen.
‘ in no attention that the princi-
“bf municipal ownership of many
be valuable iranrbiius now given
, . nil in craininu ground. There is
' a municipality of any 'mnidder-
tablet ize in which it. is not being agita-
M. The more it in stirred. the plain-
ltre bointt gained by private owners and
LLAGE ALVUST WIPED OUT.
town contained 200 people
Red beef.
w...
10 FOR “'1lele AND OR-
PHANB.
. mayor says that all of these-
‘ 1f municipal politics. in introducing of divorce took place in Connecticut.
y to politicians with a ready bribe aide parties tint right to obtain a di-
ordoeait appenrthat enormous fortunes alarm among the judges of tne'iinper.
dtocltimldera in enterprises which they of a rule in New Haven county. bill‘-
mtid hare‘no warrunt for conducting tiruinrlt. rmlucing the number of ex-
wept through the easy complacent-y parte canes to be heard in one week to
”(something Worse of more municipal aix. The court in open for all other
- " fitment. The people who pay the business. and there is no reason why it W
are coming to the conclusion thn‘ should not be for divorce. only that ‘
ESE '5 hfd‘vt! other right! concerning their the judgm- aro becoming alarmed. Ta lor & GOIden
" a property besides being taxed for "it is evident the.» remedy for easy ‘ . ’
n; it at a rate that is sowing all or- marriages in Connecticut in may til-
the country a crop of pin-venue mil- voree.
mo. we“... November 23-2”“, actual hearing of the case.
fall of rain baa caused the Hook “'l'hnt mmlltlonu so deplorable
River to ov:rilow in Whatcom
. At the month of the river “5" it“ W M rarefied. but with law:
I 1 -. 1‘ Thi h . . ,4 no they stand In i‘onltevtimlt today. it ‘ . ‘
:1";an .;.m Jui’rfif‘l‘fiw mm m M "m PODWW l” mm m m mm“. coats, etc., and full line of.
1‘ Washington Street,
80m NORWALK. CONN.
ban swept through l.nmmi
which has been almost wiped
gmme 0' the Lomm loving peoplel than South Dakota."
mutation. Church. wheels
were swept away. The in-
have ldrt their pousmlona. in-
tlc winter‘s store of salmon
the flood atrnt-lt the village th. 1'0 WHO)! 11' MAY CONCERN.
MW than ;
, ‘ ~
" arm axiom tint.
1m? ”f it,» . woodman»? ‘
' will III! IIIIIII.
Utah!
"in Hartford county alone there are
pendinrtollny til divorce m. and
matter are the world in the union."
Thin in the ‘aotnew‘lm uennotlonal
tien'o‘n'ioat prominent l wyon.“
The attorney in queltidn has divorce ,
cam pending in almont pilot the tin-
perior Court» in the atnte. and. speak»
in: of the loot. led to the following re- '
tum-liable interview: . ‘
"The dlvm'ee lawn of Connecticut
must be revolutionized noon for they
are worse than thus:- of South Dakota.
Yes, they are worae than any atate in
the Union. I. . .
"i understand that in iiartford eoun~
ty alone 371 divorce than» are pending.
and New Haven county mnat be nl~
most double that number.
"According to toe laws of South i)a~
Rota. tintll recently a pert-ton was ob-
liged to reside there but ninety dnyn:
now that has been changed to one
the states in the union.
,, f rt. "I
WWII”
_ mot-cam by m:
we tor it or
a ‘box of twelve
mom cumin. it:
. laying of the cornerntonn of the cup-j
year. and that law hoida in moi-it iii Norwallt, 5 p__ m
Pier 23, East Iiiver. Beelunnn Street.
"The characteriatitm of some room 3 p. m. _
. , _ rrpurr'rma on ~
, insurance it puttinp‘ oil protection.
mm”. nbnut'the Roburiu’ mg, Just now you my think you uon't
.. . - need tt——but Ihouid you die. than your
“WM“ " "m ““1”" in“ family would he left without protoc-
.. ‘ ' ' tlon. Our insurance in the run
More polygamous in successive of protection. Secure it NOW.
0011M! than the island of Bului‘ . 7}"; CONN. OEN'L my); mg 00..
United Bank Buildinx.
. , South Nornlltptmnn.
the law (if Connecticut IOTOl’BWK this Prank L'lioinmodldn. OOBOI'II Amt.
nonmnx.
acorn acumen.
, .. ‘Propeilertl
CH”? 0? NORWALK.
VULCAN AND EAGLE.
Leave Norwalk 6 p. tn. leave South
More New York.
» «Within-inn: now
ileum 0. hic'Nail. of Gunfight» Dope,
uty Grand, Mum John .
wot-in.
are ouch thatn residence of three
years in required in this atatc.
"it in portalble to procure four ex
parte decrees in one your an the law
now atanda.
"This means that a M‘l‘tlflll may in-
mnrricd and divorced four time: inside
of twelve months. and there in no reu-
trietlon preventing the name.
'"l‘bia condition of affairs down not
extol. in any other state of the union.
"Many people are married again be‘
fore the lnlt in dry on the decree.
“It were a great. dent better if people-
who are emit-proving to unseat Con-
greuaman itobtrts. of limb. were to
turn their attention to the condition of
things that Mint in this atnte.
"According to my mind it bi no
worae to haven half drown wirtu at
once than to have them slit't't‘usively.
"The laws of (‘onnm-ticui allow ol-
C. BORfiAé
zoom NORWALK'B
llPlNflJllllI’lllll
muuflnnykindnld
onnporwitnny work
don. in thin notion of
SBN’I‘INBL BUILDING
Bantu Newt. Conn.
i‘fli‘t‘t‘ii to be cranted on the following
yours, adultery. fraud in marriage run-
trnrt. iiubltunl inlempernm-u. intolera-
ble cruelly, seven years' nbaenre un—
heard from, sentence to imprisonment
duty and punishment by state prlwn.
"Mont all of the thereon obtained to—
day are on the grounds of cruelty or
7 Main street.
. Telephone Cnll, 11-2.
grounds: Wilful «lei-lento“ for three W
P. D. autumnal);
(Successor to J. D. JENNINGS.)
f ' lii' ' ' ' f ' ' .
(Elmo ‘lllxolslrll‘gh “(I‘lllilll’lfliiiulgi ll-‘tfll‘t'l'i‘ltl’t‘: Funeral Dll'elllol' Illd Embdlmel'
Norwaiit, Conn.
intempcrance.
proof of any of the alienation» and de-
clare the complainant to be minute and
numal‘ried and the parties divorced
may then marry again.
are being brought for proeeua may be
Vanda by order of notice much an the
dodge of the court deems mtflicieut.
lished three consecutive weeks and on
some met-anions the judge given such
further orders of publication no he
(leema necessary.
"if no defense is made the rune
stands on the docket ninety days and
in then heard by the court. as an ex-
parte or one~sldvd case. if the must!
ordinarily one year in nuiliclent to give
the court Jurisdiction.
in some cal-lea. however. the low re—
quires a I'Nilflt’nf'i‘ of three years. but
the abode to Which the statute. has
been subjected practically gives to out
vtm-e on proof of allegations of plain-
tiff. ‘
“That the remarkable number of di.
vorce can“ in Connecticut in causing
ior Court is evident from the adoption
“it is seldom if ever, an cit-parit-
f’lilit) ocrunleu morn-than six mlnnteu'
time of the judge on the beach on the
nhould enlist in this 'land of atcndy hub-
Mormon that l'tah. more polygamoua
in filli'fleflllvn polygamy than the island
of Solo and more abborred by home.
u...—
"'l he «hurt may grant a lllVUl‘t't' upon JACSB M LAYTON
Fire. Life and Accident
INSURANCE.
"Quite. frequently the defendant new REAL ESTATE AND HOUSE AGENT
er receivea notice that prtweetlinxs 0““ s;.";;mp”.fi;fim and Sterling
LORI)! Nexotlntod.
and Stocks 801d.
Ordinarily the order of notice in pub~ soggglggnstvillkROAD PLM’B'
Notary Public.
Taken.
0 -
Acknowledgement:
Bmfliimilll
Deadly. Enemy Y
C O L D S.
. AND ,,
All. llllloll' DISEASES.
r. a. naxm.
umrmmn. mum.
”mull".
can. ESTATE .
no insurance.
loans Negotiated.
OFFICE 01'
non wit
new it.
and nunlvomry o'ith
fireenwioh. Nahum
1.012wa or. item . and Grape;
mentor John H. Barlow, of Hart-1.
ford. 'i' try will pin the grand lodge?
(Ill ytrlinla in lonndrin Decorating:
l
ti.
‘ The mat will be one of grant inter-
est in annic Jarindictibn. WflhluI-l
Zion rm initiated by Fredericiuburg'l
lodge. Frederick-bury. Va" December
‘22. 1753. and afterward became won;
phipful mentor of Alexandria lodge. Al- .
oxandria. Va. He pmidod over the}
ltol in Washington in? 1193. and at that;
time were the monitor's apron and wit l
promoted to him by Lafayette. These:
were) decorated with gold and ntiverl
Manchu: omblennr wrouyht by thcg
hand: of the Marquln do Lafayette. 3
Among the diatinxuinhed Madonn’
who will he meant in Colonel Calhoun .
M. Darin r. of Philadelphia. n putt
grand o oer of the grand ladle of Mn- ’
' son» of the District of Columbia. and.
wornhlpful senior warden of the his-:
toric Potomac lodge of Georgetown“
lie we» grand marshal] of the grand.
lodge on the occupier: of the laying of
inland. org nadinrflm above. in all the intent Ityloa and are
it. our Lube It. . Ihonn for the sprite money.
, Men'n Potent heath" Drona?
in: good ml the but.
8to “limit wood a
1“") rot-vim“
l
itch” loom. For this week
“W ‘ ”.98;
Our Men'u spoil-in om week in Bolton", linuinn cult and Viol Kid in.
warranted to outweor any
”Asa
$2.98.
Old laullea' Fleece iJned Comfort Shoes. all nine.
98c
t
200 pair: of Men'u and Women's every day aboel.
98c.
School Shoes of all kinds andypi‘icen. Call and see them.
{Olsen’s Shoe Store,
atitutiou.
CONNECTICUT PATENTS.
Lint furniahed fro office of A. Mi
Wooster. solicitor o patentn. Bridge-5
port.Conn.: 3
The following were fuelled Novem-.
ber 2i. i899:
Charles is. iiililngn. Hartford. much-
ine for lllli'llllfl metal: Monroe Cuctt.
Hartford. nnap-amtch; Francis M.
Riehardu. Hartford, weighing machine:
William M. Amnwrmnn. New ”even.
take up for aewinn machines; John 1".
Blake. New Haven. coin operated de~
vice; lulu-rt ii. Northrop. New Mll-
ford. jointed truck: Lewlu A. Plait.
Waterbury, button; Charleu i3. Schoen-
mebl. Waterbury. galvanic buttery?
George Poole. 'l‘bompaonrilie. two pat-
ents, atop-motion mechanism for
looms: .lnllua (7. Hall. Wallingford.
adoring machine; James it. Doolittle
Wulilnxford. gasoline engine; William
ii. Dayton. Torrington. swaying ma-
chine: l-‘rnnk l.. Prone, Mystic. sheet
feeding machine: .ioeeph A. (‘olllnn.'
West Haven. combined match safe and
burned thatch receiver.
moonlit ‘
in and float Store.
not Inuit to mun.
[We are kept busy not-
withstandioé the weather,
therefore it encourages us
to handle 1; 6 largest va-
rieties in our only line.
which enables us to “large
sales and small profits.“
Here is an ofier:
Black and brown heavy
beaver jackets. half-lined.
$2.98.
Kerney, half-lined, $3.98;
Another covert, half-lin-
ed, $3.98. »
» Agood‘Kersey, all lined V
and niceiv trimmed, 84.98.
A good Kersey. all lined
and nicely trimmed. 85.98.
A good Kersey, all lined,
$7.98. >
Best Keraey, and best
satin linings. in all colors.
$8.98 and $998.
Plaid Skirts, all. wool.
82.49, 83.48, 84.98, 85.98'
and 36 98.
Golf Capes of all sorts at
ridiculously low prices.
mixture 9. handsomely
trimmed. from $149.
Tailor-Made Suits, l’ettlri
Furs.
I. one a co. .
an were rave-i from drowning
by e deuteron: use of boat- and
e.. November 2.1.4»
u at Portland nurt- Mica Dialer.
for the fund for the widows
of the Britlnh noidicrn
billed in South Afrton.
We. the miter: of Nutt'r Count: Syr~ if M “to: l
on. wish it dintinetly understood that
a. instruct all droughts and medicine ' M
dealers to rrfnnd the money on Nutt'r Filled with 70‘"
Uiillfih fiyrnp if it fills to cure a cough order a l.
0. cold. Raymond Medicine (30.. Bow M. in The Sentinel
ton. Mann. mnkcrn of ant'a Pure .ln- Column whwo I
will In low”!
for
of anything J
68 Washington Street,
I, South Norwalbg
[Am-#3321951 I
want minimum. l ,. iTho Evenlnit Sent
the cornerstone of the fimlthaonian in— ‘ ‘
W
statement made Wednesday to a Mono “‘ " “a ‘ ' ’ ‘
inn Recerd‘itoptn‘tor b une‘of Mari- ”a", Freight Llno I
‘ Between.
8! wisauieroa trailer. soura irony
.nn .5.- ,.-.. m—
OVERCOATS.
I I I
e o o
,0 .0 .0
The weather we are havina will not
burn: uour purchasing beavu coats,
but cold will be here soon and then
it will be a great monetaru advan-
tage to know what to wear and
‘where to get it at a most reason'
able price.
Up-io-date Coats are of Vicunas.
a soft woolu material, Oxfords.
Coverts, Kerseus.
One of the slickest Driving Coats
obtainable. it is plush-lined, with
two collars, one a heart) ulster
collar. .
We can satisiu all in Uisters.
. Prices for the asking. -
C C O
n a o
o. 0' 0'
FRANCIS (in CO..
‘ 923 Washington Street,
Covert, half-lined, 8298 South Norwalk.
. thin melt ”swim” ' Inuit
. lam litiptnant‘ttint We bbupnt
:‘i'lné fine- »; hand awed. the very latent style. all clue.
. _ , . ».i‘liu:~hitulut it
in
‘ i’fllm morn
about mode of the bestmntwpl, and wear
at in
1'10“: ,
. "When W‘ to tilt.
retrial“. r ..
.l ,“ ,.. ‘
you in but. to he cite-on
n ‘ lit
icon; wbltrm Jim. 1!
' m
(l
in but in to ' ‘ in
got you on » . .
. "or on rec a. o."
tom“ an ”r “1.."
you the “ to be ‘
Wham! firm" a .lnclin-
ntlon would mowtnend borinin'n
Count: Rmedy bounce it in blunt
put! onto to . Dr. Experience would
10601»de a module to
. . Renault would. manna it
grunt ll prepared on calcium prin-
cipien, and acts on nature'- plan in rd-
ilqvtnl- the lawn ebullient” wro-
tlou. ,m up than, ”to a
nature and healthy sand! on. For
rule by (team c. Still-on. inntli Nor-
walk; a. P. Wail. Norwalk.
The race in not always to the nut. ‘
or Againnldo would have been with a:
win out long aim—Tho (“MW
rrat. St. Louis. 1
There in more Catorrb in thin action
of the country than all other dine-Ion
put together. and until the int in
year- was unopened to be incurable.
For a great many yearn doctors pro-
nounced it a local disease. and pros-
cribed loco! remedies. and by con-tout-
ly failing to cure with local treatment.
pronounced it incurable. Science had
proved catarrb to be a constitutional
ill-cue. and therefore requires countl-
tutional treatment. Hall's Catarrb
Cure. manufactured by F. J. Cheney
d: (30., Toledo. Ohio, in the only cou-
ntitutionni cure on the market. It in
token internally in doses from ten
drape to a teapoonfnl. it acts directly
on the blood and mucous surfaced of
the system. They offer one hundred
dollars for any can it fall: to cure.
Send for circulars and testimonials.
Address. F. J. CHENEY & 00., To-
ledo, Ohio. ,
Sold by Drugsistn. 75c.
Hall's Family Pills are the but.
\
“This in Just simply pl for me." ,o
chuckled the waxylsh proofreader no
the dialect Itory was turned in for bin
superviaion.—Philadelphia Record.
To Our. n dough in One nay
To Cure 3 (told in One Day
To Ours sore Tin-cot in On buy
To Cure Homo-I in Om Boy
Take Cicveland's Lung “color. 25 cents.
if it fail- to cure, we will cheerinllyrdund
your money. tTrinl size free.) '
For sale It Pllllted'l Dru; Ito".
Booth Norwalk. and Edward P. Wud'l.
Norvrnlk. . ,
“Did the proofreader have a good
training?" "01), yes, he came from a 1
house of correction."-—-Phlladelphia. ‘.
Bulletin. '
Dr. H. H. linden, Summit. All" In".
"I think Kodoi Dyspepsia Cure in I
nplendld medicine. 1 prescribe it. and
my confidence in it grows with contin-
ued use." It digests what you eat and
quickly cures dyspepsia and indign-
tion. George c. Bullpen. South Nor—
wnlk. Edward P. Wood, Norwalk.
Proofreaders have an abomination
of long sentences. Not so great. how-
ever. as the criminal.—Beriln iMd.)
Herald.
T0 CURE A COLD lN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bronte Quinlnn Tablets.
All drouistn refund the money if it
fails to cure. 25c. Tho quinine hnl
L. ll. Q. on each tablet.
co
Children's reefers, nice"
AL!
;.J
3»
Noodle! tho-ante;
and P».
Tlurr ff via/(em but Iii: Eastman %
EASTMAN KODAKS.
33 1&3 Per Cent Discount. tamimaraohru
William P. Beers’
nonwatx. .
“Advertitintr is the Key Note to Success.”
M “a ’
incl is the medium through which the m M...“ mic-rm
auction is obtained. ’
5 GOAL!
'Havingpnnn-adnlatgounpplydocfl
piwvlonltotho meant ndnncolnprtenlm
nowinapouitiontoglnmymtlu
ly stock consists cunt-dint Dolls
only. both tolllgb and Frock-rain.
lluloton and Julio, I". dun. Int
Special attention given the min; and
pnpnntionofnll and below doilvcry,nnd do
llvmd by careful and ”panned m.
JOHN ll. FERRIS.
Tel. “-8. m Wuhinxton Shut.
Gold, silver. steel. aluminum and
lead when immersed in unric acid. a
new chemical discovery, becomes pli-
' able and ductile as putty.
You never know what form of blood
poinontwlll follow constipation. Keep
the liver clean by using DeWitt’n Lit-
tle Early Risers and you will avoid -'
trouble. They are famous little pill.
for constipation and liver and bowel
troublel. George C. Stilloon. South
Norwnlk; Edward P. Weed. Norwnlk.
The Turk will solemnly cron- his
hands upon a breast and make a.
profound obei nee when he blda any
one farewell.
Lo Grippe. with its after electl. u-
nunlly dentroya thousand. of people. it
may be quickly cured by One Minute
Cough Cure. the only remedy that pro.
duces immediate results in coughs,
coldl. croup. bronchitinmneunionio and
throat and lung troubles. It will pre-
vent commotion. (loom 0. Billion,
South Not-walk; Edward P. Wood. Nor-
wn .
in ilarrodubnrx. Ky.. there is a min
who has a private coal mine that be
user: as his fuel nnppiy. and will sell
none.
“l but dupe fifty-unit nan.
and never foun permanent relief till
lunedKodolDy pninCuro. M!
up well undue lineman"
writu a. J. F'lunin .Ilumy. run. it
miter. prescribe it. floor:- 0. littl-
Ion. south Norwnlk; Edward P. Wood.
Nor-walk.
lndil'n area of wheat urine in now
about two-thirds no large II that u
the United Staten.
hummus-uranium 3.
Norwalk Chronicler