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Evening sentinel, Thursday, February 14, 1901 · page 5

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ins everything and is as ioilom
' ’Friscb
on wili bit surprised to hear u
a surprise to me also. I lit
h d! l w

 

In: ill-l , pundit. s ‘ Isahlow I
wot ur‘ sod lien the captain culled me to his usrt
“ p to death. I [tell you, Inc,
a 3va g as I have, and gets a chance t
' niches a new man out of him. I had.

Ira-Imp, tired, wet, and hungry, and 1
hgood Ileen 1e told me He gave me such 1:,
VIII told me. i was one of his best men, one
we ht his c6lnpan, and he wanted me to be

. nd been, an he would blue no fears, he
Weather, sV
. p Iopu‘ in’n " "
,this Is all this time. If you write do it rig t away.
may not get it. Direct it to George Brundage, Co. I,

d‘ Infantry, 51111 F f'lllt‘l‘lt‘o late guard on transport

 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 

“~J0hll R. Lotte, the detectiIe at.

‘ February
mm 'soiiicé', was in Bristol on \IondaI

of ngl

Brakemao John R. Hart
mbered that the case agnVInst Hart 15 an outcome
R bun murder.
_, , _, ficulty In the way of roving adultery, is. :3 show that
' bun is the woman w 'o married Ruthbun' m 1871.

Em ' diatqu after the marriage they moved to Bristol and liv-

is an important point in case the adultery charge

Hart;

1

.. Is fitatement to the coroner was that she was
[to oil‘il on Hon/11rd avenue. ’lhe records show that a
' uri Radium were married at the jhi11R'ev. Mr.
periormed the cere‘mony,cIIV1uiot identif '"Mrs. Ratio
. “s to the ceremony are now dead ’P to proof has.
be obtained from phobic who know that they lived to-
‘ after the date 0 the ceremony. in 1871.
u e in which Mrs. Ral’lhun is alleged to have lived in
has been demolished, and the prospect of finding people
ill :' remember her does not seem bright

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

cp‘ort Telegram—l him of this morning sold: 'I he res—
- Iermnn Coughlin at the last meeting oi the Common
ferrpd to the lamp committee, was con‘sndcred yester-
by the. committee. with the result that the clerk was
rink 81 report. which will be signed by the committee
‘ .. he chimed at its next meeting;
air Illin' 5 resolution called for the purchase or erec—
nic cf'llh htingrplant in accordance with the provis—
,f 8159;; his statute provides that where a plant
the” in'unic'ipnlity desirous of doinfiVits ou'n electric
i p rehsse the existing plant. It for er provides that
, {ft} the the sanctibn of the mayor during tWo terms
Ito

' purchVa'Sc. it must then be left to arbitration. _
4? land) committee is disposed to go slow in the matter, as
is considerable time yet remaining in \Iavor Stirling’s term,
e acquisition of on electric light plant cannt‘It be hastened by
late action As the matter must ultimately be submitted to
' ‘. niman Cannon, plausibly to the vote. of the citizens, the pro-
, ll‘ be pretty thoroughly threshed over before it becomes a

a bilI pendiu in the present term of the State Le is-
‘ oft rththc net of 1393 relative to municipal
_ s will be rimmed if the bill' In panned. This has been
by the lamp committee with other matters. V
' d not state whether the import of the committee would be
‘ dub, c to Alderman Coughlip s resolution or not, but it is evi»
' that the committee is desirous of obtaining more light for the
jig money, or pnying less nIoIIVey for the some light.
WM'

Pm bIlIIIICase Still OI.

luau théz'cildlm crim- court came in yesterday forcnoou the
of thg Jones & sigfbtthkiss Co. against Sarah] Dnvenporto
’bciore Judge Shumwny. Indications are that the case

ril days more of the court's time its Witnesses for
‘I not: ull’y at. been heard. ’I‘b’c‘ii' examination 1.»: slow
by are plumbcrynmd propelled ppm; to go into de-
. main into cqhncction with .ht c business
court today said the' cm lnrn’lsh‘éd‘ :tn‘ opportun-
Would~be plumbers to study the theoretical part i the bufii-
A lawyer, not: In’tlic case, said: n‘lntiii 'oh-

” P5359
,Vto pnylogn hi] to; $1M but no matter how the cusp

 

II will htll n for lnwycr’ shes. she mnyt co;

ltd paid £th thei claim It kept out of court:
om Will be if sort oiéitisiaction
pen to be greater than those of

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Mv
ppct0 of tiny grand

recs ,
i ‘ Miriam] evéhmgm th‘ “
”silty; The ”calms will; include:

ropolin. The fluent of door will
ley,who will respond to t a toast

 

 
 
 

 
 

and thdught I WWII! 'y

 

‘.m‘ the case of adultery, now pending' In the Su~

the electric light company fail to agree on the terms box.

C hmrmun .

mun ptlsi clan
chhgamsh II n

W l"

. I have I1uod..%hom

pang“ nan. full £1: digital: up: Votive

on t e u so a a on .n‘

Girlgb‘e an? onturrlinl trouboh from

My“ bud suitorsd tor yours. I fool

{bit can freely on oonselentlonsly
recommend them:

0 3 who under from catsuit at

g con are very unseen h

t Int cum mid such will and It

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

is now turn? , .
III-It's atnrr .. blots ere com

. cutlroy or (Ir can conception.
may he use I :trcely us hence;
any. as they contain no cocaine
opium or poisonous drug of any kind.

 

 

FOR POLIGEMEN AND FIMMEN.

Ill! vaiplngI Fm Ridge for Guard.

I mic 111 fiance and annuity.

Represented” "omen will this
wash; introdhcoxvl _ in the General
Assembly providing 101' Iron trunnion
tattoo tor policeiiion uud- firemen in
uniform on all surface railway lines.
The tort of the bill is on roll law‘s:

Section 1. The mayor of each city.

first selectmun'ot each um and
tho win-den or each borough or this
nude may issue under. soul of his
amoebic each city, mm or borough,n
mflflento or the nbpolnunsnt u‘nu
:mllfientlon or such policeman or um
Inn on such. specifying the duru-
.tlon or his to .01 came: uid it shall
be the duty of every street surfs/co
railroad company carrying on business
wdthln such city town or borough ti)
transport every such policeman or in 1;.
man free or charge while he is travcl~
in: in the course 01 ncrlormnnco ot the
duties of his olllce. I
cc. 2. Every policeman or flmmnn

who shall permit any other person to
use the certificate issued to him by
this an. or to present. or make use oi
the same except when acting in the
course or the performance of his onlc
lal duties after the untratlon ot the
term of olVIlcc. or his resignation or
removal therefrom. shall be doomed
guilty of a misdemeanor.

Sec. 3. This act shall take effect up-
on its passage.

CONNECTICUT PATENTS.

The following were issued February

1,2 1901:

LIst furnished from ofllce of A. M.
Wooster“, ncolloltor of. patents, Bridge.-
mi"

Wilsonn A. Clnpp, Bridgeport street
railway Inylteh

Freeland W
suspenders.

Aurelius Steward, Bridgeport. socket
place tor automobile frames. design
' uncut» 8; Anderson, Hartford
metal working machlne I

John H. Mntcon. Hartford mimi-

 

 

 

Ostrom, . Bridgeport

Herbert G. Warren. Hartford v-nrl
able. speed mechanism.

Charles 0 Morris. New Haven fruit
prekoI'.

Paul
look.

Frederlek Murdock, Morldon nrtlll-
Iolul tooth.
“Ashlbulil Bunnnlyne, Waterbury rc-
pectin: nhu'm clock.

Ahdrow Cr Campbell,
Ilouble- acting III-can.

Wilbur IL: Benhnm.
hook, tl.esl(m

Champs H. (lure. Highland Park. and
J, (mm Manchester. machine Ior
Innkliin paper or the like.

Ryan Heston. Sandy Hook fabric for
Irolt shoes. I,

Ellsworth 1) Iron, Norfolk, (tw'V-opnt
notch vthleVle rude, axle box. ~

PNIIUMCIMA CAN ll FVRIVINTED,

This dime always results mm a
cold' in an attack «I the cup, and mny
b6 Int-eve ted by e tibial use of

Chamber“ n's ‘ICouxli Reine y. 'l’lu‘n
tamed ”mu. extensively plied during
the up dcmlcl of 1A Grimm or the put
(ow ram. MAIN. a single case has
over bonitowlod, that. did not today.
or. or ,tlmt roan lIteil. in pneumonia.
IwhlchIshows it to. be. a certain pro-
comics .I;ot ItlIInt amorous cinema,

bomberlnln’a Douch‘ Rcmcay has

Nash, Stamford. combination

Waterbury.

Waterbury,

 

cure: or Gould's uni: grip. For sale by
I600 300 Balloon. South Norwalk;
.117. Would Non/nib. v

arr-Id 't know what to make of

Roma? m. , .

invalidate go do 'on n
Mummy .1): cu n :1 tone.
you'll Insult. tool “him V

.. m to null! ‘r . h «In.
Romain unionsi it bomb and who
Oh Iberia 001m 1
~ .'nn‘d ti hulbl recovery la" sum to
" . W'l‘llui. flmflodl'rcouutoficti any
. MIMI“ ll 11.

‘MIA. which rem y the out sex-101?;
foobar. 11,1191:an tonic! constrain
Who have .unu'mtor tho trio. not one
unto him over“ beouhrenortea that did

 

 
 
 
 

not. women For helm-by”. VGeorlm 0.
snnm noun: Norivaboln .Wosd,
Norwello; v

 

 
 
 

 
 

ours or continuum
0 bonus huh ro‘

After nun In.

M a” summit I 6
ll om
, our "

t; conceptual and sure remedy ‘ i
It sure

fill-.16

mod a world wide reputation for Itn _

. token doWn with 1:. severe attack (it
turnedy no dire :

 

 

 

 

II , rated ran-11.."

posion calm-11 virus.
more than a million people. It is 100 years ahead of the medical profession.

 

rst Kind of Bronchitis.

Few Mnutes
‘ steal Tonsiis

only “on on Earth
Ihot Cures Asthnm’.

Never has failed 1n a single case. Guar-
,‘l autccd to take Grippe out of the whole
-' ,’ system, whether it settles In Lungs,
‘ . Kidneys or elsewhere.
Kill: the Streptococus, the germ-
which inieststhe stomach, causing Dyspepsia.
Also heals the stomach, mode raw and ulcerated by swallowing the
Cures an germ or microbe diseases.

Quick Consumption. ,
~ tarrh March: and Curcsm'

 

 
 

Effect bi Nathan on the
'.l rccbln or windpipo.

One Month

 

It Dyupcpli

Has cured
Don’ t fail to try "it.

I I one AND $1.00 AT ALL DRUGGISTS.

VB. F. JACKSON;&_CO., I172. Chemists, m

 

INDIANAPOLIS. INDIANA.

it Baxter: or Planted s W Drug Stores

 

"i hope. you will be lenient with me,
your lordship," said the thief. us he
stood up to be sentenced; "I have n

good many dependent on me foI their .

nupporl.‘

'Chlldren I" asked the judge

"No. pollce detectives "

ONLY CURE FOR DYsPEPSIA.

Mrs. Franklin Bush. or New Castle,
Del. nnys: “l nufiered for yours with
dyspepsia. Used to have great uln-
lrcss and bulchlng I tried overythlm,
i could hear of. but nothing helped um
till I look Brazilian Hahn. and one 50
cent bottle cured mo completely. "

For sale by ll. ll l’lnistml und 1‘. ll.
Baxter.

 

 

 

Between 1880 11nd lslll) liunsnn gain-
ed -Illi.000 in population. In tho next:
ten yours it gained only about 42.000.
Nebraska. between: 1880 and lawn.
gained 606 518 in population. Ill tho
Inst decade it milncd .'only 10 000.

WORKINQ OVERTIME.

Eight hour lnws urel nored by those
tlrolessllttlo workersw— r. King's New
Life Pills. Millions are always at
work. curing indigestion, Billousnom.
Constipation. Sick Headache and all
Stomach Liver and Bouel troubles.
Easy. pleasant. safe, sure. Only 250.
at II‘. II. Baxtcr' a. South Norwnlk;
John A. Riggs's. Norwnlk. drug storcs.

 

Easy—JAIL yes,“ sighed the love-
lorn. youth. “l‘m nnhnlonntely in love
with Miss Van Fiche. i wonder if t
sha‘llever succeed in winning her of-
fectlons.” "Why not?" replied his
cousin Helen. “I know nl lonst built
A dozen other men who have."

 

DEAFNESS CANNOT BE OURED i
by local nppllentlons as they ennnot
ranch the (lit-mused portion of the cm.
There In only one way to (me dour
”noon and that is by constitutional rom-
adios. Dentness in cnused by on in-
flamed condltlon of the mucous lining
of the Eustachian Tube. When this
tube is inflamed you huvo n rumbling
sound or imperfect hearing. and when
it is entirely closed, Denfness is tho
result. rind unless the inflammation can
be taken out and this tube restored to
Its normal condition. hearing will be.
dostrbyed forever. nine cases out of
ten are caused by Cntnrrh, which is
nothing but on inflamed condition 01’
the mucous surfaces.

“We \Illl give One Hundred Dollm'n
for any case of Deafness (caused by
catnrrh) that cannot be cured by Hal‘i’- '3
Cnlm'rh (hue. 80nd for circulars. l‘reo.

LORENEY ll. 00., Toledo. 0.

Bold Fby Dmgglatn 75c.

llall's F‘nmlly Pills arc the best.

Thoy Don't Sneak INow.«-ldn-l
Want to hove nomo pictures tnkon
Can you recommend n photographer?

Adu—F‘lnnhcm! Ive heard that he
has n way of mu lng tho homolleut
people. look absolutely handsome.

Willa.
LA GRIPPR QUICKLY OURIDI
In the winter of 1808 und 1809 i won

 

mm is onllcd 1.11 arlnpo." says no
watt. a nromlnant druxglst or Wln-
Mid, ill. “The only modlolno i used
mu two bottles .of Chamberlain a
dough Remedy. It broko up the cold
null stopped the coughlns like Inn lo,
:3: «I have never nlncc been trout":

h on mic " chamberlnln'l Co ill
llomody can almye be depended upon
worm: ‘u u cornucopia 11nd wafdofl
nnv than nod attack of pnonmoplm:
n in! r 1mm to tin I. too. which make:
it the nloitt «you lo hull one or the
moat popular preparations In use for
these ailments. For sale by (looms 0-.

 
 
 

in ‘to brush 1’ cum
, guano how no it

til t lld tmiti
poor V 0“”)
°° norm

 

. Cll F08.

dtheintl uh» uh; en
pneumglfln. “KEMP 9“ “at? or .
ventn this by lt‘c‘onlnn tho eon loo; 0

Iroumdod him no u valuable Inan'
‘stlllcon. 8outh Norwnllg, h‘l. Pt Weed. _

It Norwallt. alum whim ho loft."

would be sultoI-J—l desire to buy my
addresses to your youngest duughtcx,

sir. Have you any objections?
Drugflst-«My youngest daughter is
already engaged, young mun; but i

have unolhor daughter lust. its good.

Reports show u. grcutly inoronséd
death rate from throat and lung troub-
les. duo in tho provnloneo of eroun,
pneumonln 11nd grippe. We advise the
use of One Minute Cough Cure in nil
of these difficulties. it ’19 the onl'
hnrmlosn remedy that gives lmmedlnte
results. Children like it. (I. (I. Still‘
non.

'l‘ho First Unlvcrmdlst Church trus-
css in Beverly. Muss. have made. 9'.
contract im' 11 hull been of nIdvertis-

lm; spoon in the lending newspaper for V'

every Snturdny.

 

 

Millions of people are familiar with
Dertt‘s Little. Early Risers nnd those
who use them find thorn to be famous
little liver pills. Never grlpe. l. C
Stillson.

“'I‘hnt‘s right. my boy. i um glad you
have thrashed the mlller's son. But
what bud he. done to you?"

“He sold I looked like you. father.“

BUCKLEN’S ARNICA SALVE.
Hus world-wide fume. for marvelous
it surpasses any other snlvo,
lotion. ointment or bnlm for Cuts.
Corns. Burns. Dolls. Sores. Felons, Ul-
cers. Teller. Suit Rheum. Fever Sores
Chopped Hands. Skin Emotions; in
falliblo for Piles. Cure. guaranteed.
Only 251-. at. F. H. Baxter’s. South Nor-
wnlk: John A. Riggs, Norwnlk.

 

 

3111' o
lulu.

things nro more or less uncor-

 

Guorgo C. Stillson. South Noru'nlk.
and 1'}. l‘. Weed. Norwnlk. the tiling”
ulsls. will refund your money if you
mo not satisfied nfter using Chamber
luln’s Stomach and l.'.lvm Tablets.
'l‘lIov cure disorders of the stomach.
blllousness. constipation and headache.
Prlco, 25 cents. Samples free.

"Not. guilty" isn't necessarily an in-
nocent remark.

SAVED A BOY'B LlFEI

Mrs. Cuptnln H Hubbard. of M11
ford. Del, says: “Brazilian Balm 111w.
ed my boy‘sllfe. He began just. like
the one we lost with croun. We gave.
him a few doses He quickly dropped
to sloop. and was all Ilght in the morn
lug. For sale by ll. ll. Plnisted und F
H. Baxter.

 

M

Stlmulnnlu seldom hurt. u. mun—47
he lenven thorn alone.

A powerful o'ngino cannot be. run
with a weak boiler, and we can't keep
up the strain of an active life with a
weak stomach; neither can we stop
the human machine to make repairs.
If the stomach cunnot digest enough
food to keep tho body strong. such I:
prenurntlon us Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
should be usod. It digests what you
out and it nlmply can't. holp but do
you good. (1.0.8tlllson.

W

. Greatness ls novor thrust upon the St l

mun who lends; nu nlmlona life.

A REMEDY FOR THE GRIPPE.

A ron'mdy rec mmendod for patients
aflllctexl with t. o arlnpo is KNMP'B
BALBAM. which in nnpnclnlly adapted
for the throat and lungs Don’t wait
for tho first symptoms of tho dinbanaf:
not n bottle loony and koon It for nan
the moment it in noodod. if neglecto‘dh

and tho lungs tron from lnflnm utlon‘.
All dI'InIrnicts loll KilllVViP’ 8 HAL. AM at
25c and 500. -

'MI-WW-

"He unyn that. his employnrn ulwuyfl

 

“'ch they oftored n ma reward [or

N w one or.

‘ lly. you“

‘Gruclous hinithn what did you b. 1y
all these plnslcr costs this time 0' your
for?"

“Why, Henry. that. liouseturnlshlng
magazine said they would make. :1
room look cosy. ”

When you omit u physio that is mild
and gentle. easy to take and pleasant
in ol‘feet. use (.hnmln-rlnlnb Stomach
and Liver ’l‘nblels Price 25 cent:
Samples free. I“ mv box gumantend
P0 or solo by Goorgo C. Stillson South
Norwnlk; E. 1’. Wood. Norwulk.

h..-

 

 

The formers of New England hnvo

become so prosperous in the last few

yours, it is said. that lhoy netuully buy
tholi' growing boys clothing that fits
when it is new.

 

 

HAD TO CONQUER OR DIE.

“l was Just about none." wrltus Mrs
Rosa Richardson, 111‘ Laurel Springs.
N. (1.. “I" had Cop‘sumptlon'co bud that
the best doxtonn said I could not live
more then 11 month. but I began to use
DI. King’s New Discovery and was
wholly cured by seven bottles and um
non stout and well ” it‘s an uuriI' aled
llfc- saver in Con .inn‘olion. Pneumonia
Ln. Gl'ippc. 11nd Bronchitis: inlulllble
for Coughs. Colds, Asthma.-Hny Fever.
Group or Whooping Cough. ‘.unrun-
teed bottlos 50c and $l. ’l‘Irlnl bottles
tree at F. H. Baxter’s. South Norwnlk:
John A. Riggs. Norwalk.

 

The Kansas Mennlng ———“Whnl docs
W.(‘ .'.l‘ U. 'sluud fin in lxnnsns‘t"

“Wreckage. (7.11'12111k -, Turmoil
henvul..

Up

A FIREMAN’S CLOSE CALL.

"I stuck to my englne. although ev-
ery joint nched and every nerve was
rocked with pain." writes C. ‘W. Bel-
lamy. a locomotive liremnu. of Burl»
lngton, Iowa. "1 was weak and pole.
without, my appetite and 111! I'll" down.
As I was about. to give up. I got a bot-
tlc of Electric Bitters. uud, ulter luk-
lng it. i fell. us well no I ever did In
my llfo." Wonk. sickly. run down poo
plo nlwnys gain new life. strength nnd
vigor from their use Try them. Sni-
lsfucllon guaranteed in 1" ll llnxler.
South Norwnllt; John A. lllgm. Nui-
walk. Price 50 cents.

The highest trcoi in the \Im'hl be-
long to 11 species of l‘lll'lllI'IliI found in
Austrnlln. Single specimens have
grown to n hnlght .oxcvodlng 400 icon
WHAT 8HALL..WE HAVE FOR DES

BERT?

This question nrlnos In tho l‘mnily
every day. Let. us nnswer it. today
'I‘ry Joli“, 11 delicious and lIenlllIl’ul
dessert. Drowned in two minutes
No boiling! no linking! and boiling
water and set to cool. Flavors: Loni
on. Orange. Raspberry and Bl'Inwber
ry At your grocers, 100.

“9.-....

 

A London journal declared that of
the 700,000 children of school age in
the London school board nrcn, 100 000
are always absent

 

 

leo bad dollars. all conntcrtolln of
DoWltt' s Witch Hazel Sulvo are worth
loss. The original quickly euros Dllen
unfios unxl all skin diseases. 0. 0.
son. .

 

Forty Kentucky dlstlllerlon that'
burn been idle for some time will no
5an work at once. V

W

For the weakness and proslrntlon
followup gflppo. there in path ck in
53311 t and otfectlyp no One Minute

Cure. Thu: prepnrn‘tlon in
ly endorsed as an 'unfnlllng rom-
uh‘odv foncll thl'oht and lung troubles.
and its arty “so Iimentn consump-
tion. it was mudo to ourc quickly 0.
O. Stillman.
I .

Fourteen ”women received the doc
tor's decree lost your ht tho Unlver
ulty of Zurich.
Mount experiments show that all
‘tllftlnle man my b0 completelv

 

‘clnuucm reputation mumi .Kod- "
80' _ . enrich oh ‘I

 

Pill Blunt

STEAM AND GAS
mono.

VsrAnrofio"NANocs

House. ‘R. Nash.
Corner North Mull!
and Weill 8

 

HORSES
TO SUIT EVERYBODY.

.’.

 

CAR-LOAD EVERY FEW DAYS.

 

M . . TA R LOV,
CONNECTICUT. maximum.
, South Norwalk.

 

Daily Freight Line

Between
NORWALK,
SOUTH NORWALK

I and
NEW yonm

 

I Propellers
CITY OF NORWALK.
VULCAN AND EAGLE.

Leave Norwalk 5 p. m, Leave. South
\lorwnlk 0 p 111. Leave New York.
Pier 23 East River, Beekman Street.
‘3 p. 111.

AL

aneufibwr LIE

 

 

You want your com delivered to you
by the best method. We employ the
most careful men and our ulm is for
perfection of delivery as well as per-
tection of coal.

WE KNOW IT
will be. to your advantage to buy your
cool here.

IRVING LOCKWOOD & CO.,

Successors to B. Hams.

Coal Yard and Office Water street.
Brunch Olliee corner Washington and
Main streets, South Norwolk, Conn.

Telephone Call, 31-5.

 

N. Y N. H. 8: H. R. R.
TIM': TABLE.

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In effect 3:: ember 2. 1900.

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