", Miirrlup‘dnf‘
ly. prove to be
,and most
of the prerw
oil. was introduced in the
' in the House, yesteo
nutrient-litre in a military
I" and provid'es' .ior
pages in tlte military
7 t‘tt‘th’. it. does away
dier generals. re-
: several aids and
dié‘ans' tip the entire
The bill in
'Ottiplctc reorganiza-
tiiilitia of the state and.
. way with much of the‘
tII'SmKKiI Connecticut's top~
brigade staff. in minor.
5. also. it reforms the en~
[gt atio'is.
Jill is drawn by the adjut»
g oral with prt'esuntahly the
~ p mi of the gtwernttir. lt_
' ,p. shilted'hy Mr. l'laldwin‘. oi
Falls. The pt‘ot'isiotisoi
are as followé: ’
gUYCI'iIUI' IIIII) ill)-
c‘tor general and
' hi» voliieers withott
‘ ' ' He may al
adjntant general. in cases of riot,
however, or special emergency
such (mitten may be filled. m'l‘lt’e
section eatahlialiea‘," a“. permaneiit
military htn‘iiiau; and drops (iii
three. hrigatlier generals.
2. (fine regiment of the infatn.
try may he changed to heavy artil~
lery.
3. The brigadier—gcueral may
nominate a medical director with
the rank of first lieutenant, and a
provost marshal and commissary
of suuistauce. witlt the rank of
captain. , . ,
.t. _.\ member of the National
Guard may he retired after five
years“ service. without “red tape"
from lteadtptarters. ‘
pl -
5. lhe adJutant general shall
give bond for $40,000 while act»
ing, as provided itt section 1.
it. The governor. may order the
militia into camp for ten days. in~
stead of six. as now provided.
7. The brigadier general may
, order a court martial of any oili-
5 the adjutant general cer while in camp.
and liliéliavipr‘aud may 3. The Governor's Horse t'iuard
[indent oiiirers of quar- may be changmi to two troops of
tastersgeneiial. “ ' comtnissary cavalry if desired.
than: Divoacig~ GRANTED
and One lnlideliltl.
. the: Superit'ir t'onrt. yester- I that she had refused to pay the in»
iram I?“ Raymund “'35:; teryst on a mortgage on Mr. ('ur-
(I a‘ decree oi divorce from 1 its .~. property. hhe was obliged to
, - . _ 5 _ ) lscvlv‘ shelter at her daughter's
III ““feVAnlm L‘ Ivaytuond. 'f'lfhoine. (‘orrolmrative testimony
I he l’lml‘l'niwas given by .\lrs. t'lara Louise
'. liclden as co-iSatuntis :tttd Miss‘Mary L. t'urtis.
.. The couple were daughters of the plaiittiti. The
5 ' i'estou in 1890, and'rourt granted the divorce.
i ' p The testimony llaisy .\l. 'I‘ilby. who before her
the" wife’s'iniidelity was veryntarriage was Daisy .\l. Murphy.
sin I sine. _ 'She is now living was a petitioner for a divorce from
‘ mmmnat Norwallt. Decree James R. 'I'ilhy. lloth reside in
“ted; . L llanhttry. The couple were utar-
gfiiiway-ganied a tie--
it 'e to (Mrs. litnily l.
tied a little over two years ago,
when the girl was under Iti years
INew York. against .\u§;~ old. and tlte ceremony was in up-
Ny Curtis. ' of Bridgeport. position to her mother's wish.
Ohipltiint alleged desertiou
Ffihlt‘yfl' The couple were
_l:unes was not u'ell oil'. and tlte
tedchtober .‘7- man, and had
couple went to live with the girl's
part-tits. The husband spent lll>
in this city for a number of
5. They separated in 18t)I.'
money :11 saloons. and had little
5 to. give toward the support of his
Writ] years: previous to the sep-i \l'il'c. Finally they went to live at
tibn Mmtfurtis was obliged to‘ histparents. and it was while there}
' ' rt herself and family. as n‘hlt‘ began to abuse her. During
makhr. ..-‘,"v.\lr. Curtis has _:ts~it'inp of his ugly tits he gave her a
. ted her on several occasions black eye. \thn they went to
'ryt‘severely. She testified that'housekeepingherparent‘s went se—
Iusband had an ungovernableldhi‘ity for the furniture. James
Indentaiiduwauaddietcd «to. tlicltai'uld not pay for it. and left his
yssof‘a spciidthril'l. The cause‘,’ \I‘I'l'e. They have been living apart
(the iiiiitie‘di tesep‘argtnon; was t'IVIl‘ a year. Decree granted.
' V i ”T ' LL.——-§s.._~s,.~.~.....
sothtERS’ HOME
1
FOR IHE
hill Relating to Burial of Soldiers, Sewer-
“ 5age Water Supplu, Etc.
Several bills have been introduced in the Legislature at the.
nest of judge Beers. of liridg‘eport. acting for the llonpital
ard and who Soldiers' Home at Noroton. relatingr to that institu-
sSIOIi and theioarc .of":Itit~k.wounded and disabled soldiers. sailors and’
finest. .E‘iitéiprovides that, upon the death of such aoldier. sailor
1' marine he shall be. properly buried by tho; Board of the Hospital.
fitti'tlie‘stntc shall pay the, expense. not to exceed $35 Such burial
' ‘to he considered as applying to the pauper dead. Another
uh: ntappropriation for the care of sick and disabled soldiers.
to 'thegin years ending September 30. I9o3. A third appro-
‘ I, :3; $5,000 for extendingtlic water supply at the Home, and an-
‘ d5, provides that the. Hospital Board may spendgany money appro-
‘” tIffI’Il‘lM‘Itir supply in driving wells, etc..>ntld does not require
' " ‘, , 'gting water; rights. ‘An appropriation of $Io.ooo
,Iggpairjing and extending the sewer uvutem urthc. Home.
I.
WW
‘ .gFélliUiiiiéi'loaded Cars.
5 , by Caplnn. tweniyalx ‘Vcars old: a hrakeiuan on the Dan-
.1 .Eivittion of the Consolidated road. slipped from the roof of an
in tert ay, at Darthur .a'nd fell under the wheels. His left
til peeedtlitattng the amputation of the leg at the
ivea at hatitam and is unmarried.
a
W
.‘Stiiiniom sewer Bonds.
.nmwdrtlrol Went your sewer and
.e. manna, ye: t rdaIU hard ti “
in din g
T: the
until?
5, .
general and consolidate the duties it a”
of those. positionswith thatofethe ‘
f apprehension that it would
Connecticut.
Biting viu Decem‘hmt
in W m
Rupihtfluti III!
000 inhabit; name 18.
ii tttiiiior‘uuwyuur.
than at alumina ~ui .
‘tal nio‘rtnlttyj. 12.0: 1 .
ha ilirlppu; . 4;
not»; soufiumli’dw‘; 3; bronclriu
natures hit nervouu hysteria. t3,
heart illiterate; fit‘ nhuidot‘ita and" vio-
truce,» ll: till otlttir"dlue'nnou. ll.
-:‘ j..aet:i-elliry lii‘ndalei; has thu follow;
innit) any 'dgarding‘umallpnx: .
mite meant, outbreak at untull pox: in
New York Ultv. naturally excited the
invades
Gunner-doth. It. than moderately. out
tartan» than wun'tréured. . n . .
‘ . There have been six cases in Bridget
putt, one in Derby and three in 'ior-
ring'ton; none fatal on yet. There-
markable exemption? from this dread
pestilence. which Criniioetient batten-
Joyed, whllo it haubaen prevailing to
the number of thousands of cases In
other .ntutua. can onlrbe attributed to
the general prantleo of vaccination In
‘Vnecinutlon has been on trial now
for more than a hundred .ynnrtt. and
has but-tn tented in every civilized cont»
try in the world. tuiti everywhere prov~
on itself a sun» and auto motion 01 pro
tut-tlon. when properly performed.
if iii" true there are a few mentally
illat'orted portions who deny its protec-
no: DOWN‘. They represent a clasp oi
objectors in tho human family that M
wuyn twists. ’Phey are ltim'the t‘t‘itn'oua
colorctl' preacher of Virginia who
claimed that the earth wan the center
01' the nolnr uyntem. and with illogical
(Itihtiiitiey lllflltitl‘d “dat tie tutu do more
round it.” ' '
The. present (it‘ilt‘l‘fll Ansentbly or
Connecticut has under consideration ll
bill for the establishment or a iioapl-
ml for the care and treatment or con-
sutuptlon in its early ,nnd etirunte
stages.
The-re are three prominently con-
nepieuons and positive advantauea
which will result from such an under-
taking.
First-«A large proportion of the hu-
tieuts treated in such a iioupitut will
be cured of the disease, and restored
to health. .
This is the lentil of the. three advatr
Lagos. bthflliSl‘ thtt number no cured
will be. but u small part of the whole
number oi eonsntnptiven in (tunnel-ti
(fill.
Set‘oiidwltlvary patient. in the Hospi-
tal will for the time being: he removed
truin the danger of infecting otlu-rs
with whom he in aasoeiatou. in this
way auroral others lie-shir- himself are
heueiltntl; lieueedt in more nenellelat
than thi- udvnntnge tlrst mentiont-d.
I'hut cured but one. This protect-k
many from infection.
'l‘ltirdw'l‘lie Hospital l‘meomes an cl-
teetlvo stutt- educational institution,
sending forth uereriil‘timeu a your
:roupa or tout-hertz. restored to health.
well trained and disciplined in the
means and methoilu oi protecting them-
selves and others from this dangerous
and deadly disease.
This is the most valuable of the
three great. ltenellts which will result
lrotn a t-ounmnnilve Hospital. conduci-
ed upon modern scientific prinetplm;
because such tent-hora are not the
more protnultzalors of It theorybut the}:
:arty in their own persons the inn!»
trillions of the truth of the doctrines
they advocate. They return uluo to.
and mingle freely with. those most in
need of their inntruetlou. By the ct
perientn- which they hate. had, they
are ordained to teach with authority
the menus. or nulrntlon l'ront consump-
tion. unit an exert a \vitlt-r. more direct
and positive influence titan any other
clans of teachers. Thus as a means of
prevention the liusnital will aeetnnlr
llrh the greateul good.
FAIRFIELD'S WATER SUPPLY.
Uncowa Water Co. Directors Meet.
But Defer Action Ono Weak.
A few of the directors of the [fit
eowa Water Company. of it‘airileld
held a meeting Tuesday night. but so
far as can be luarnetl. no action was
taken regarding the furnishing of a
water uupplv tor the. town. One of the
directors stated that no littaluenu watt
transacted. but at. a meeting to be held
tolllt‘ IIIIII.‘ next week. Home (leillllle. titr-
‘ tiou would be taken relative to inr-
nlahlne: wntor.
A bill was introduced in the Legitim-
ture Thursday to give the Bridgeport
Hydraulic Company power to extend
its main pipes to lt‘nirilelrl.
the company hut-t not. fully considered
the matter yet. it is probable it will
avail itself of the opportunity to ex-
tund ita fucllitlua. It in nhld the Wont-
pm‘tt Water Company hint put in it bid
to nine It‘nlrneld and Bauthport.
.- -v——0«~»-M
MUST PROV Hts GLAIM.
The. Weatport authorities sent
Janina Donahue to Bridgeport. an be
has become a charge and claimed to
belong to the latter, eltv. Superin.
toudunt Brennan learned from Donne
h‘tiu, who’ll! pratiticaliy paralyled on
tlur loft: shit. that ho hnn- relative: liv-
Inc in Bridgeport. tutti that he rot-mar-
ly‘ refilled theme 111m can More that
holtvmi In Bridgeport tour your; enu-
seeutivuly. he willytie sent toting aims
hound. but it it hi found that ho pita
not obtained it miter «alliance thorn
pu‘le‘ill he. roturutidstu Wentport. Data
nhtte In about tally-torch years old.
GOMPITITION‘ FOR ORATOIW.
.NEW HAVEN. Fohrtiiir’y ill—«It watt
today nniioliiictttt‘ by the ‘ Uulvurtdiy
authorities that ”the, following Juniors
of Ynln (Situation MCI) selected in
u etuupntitlun’ hr whichuliout ilfty men
m-rt- entered. an the man who am on-
uuml to furthermnrttcipntcdu the Ten
l'lyt'k comutlun‘tor oratory: Robert
llnnhtlll .Cu ..:iiinxiawoorl. N. J.; Wu.
Although '
diphthcrlu . ». '1’
34‘s
I
SCIENCE.
the clogged liver, re
curries nit: ,
var-on can .18 Ir
. There is magic in Smitli’ti Green Mountain; ‘Renovator, medicinal
magic in the roots and herbs from which ity-‘is extracted, magic in the
niioience. with which it is proportioned and premium:
tics, ; Itmagicallytransformsihe poor,
. laded current of marvelous vitality, and thereby as if byma
hopeful. ,No magician, no wizard ever performed Such
' hurried bythismore than miraculous medicine.
their senses to new delights, and reveals to them the _
, Sniiih’s Green Mountain Rendvaior seems to befalmost enchanting in its-power to benefit
" the sick. It is'TIIF. (‘il‘iIiATEST DISCOVERY EVER (ION
insidious effect it touches the stomach,soothesits irritation. and lends it a helping hand in the
‘i ,periormance of its task. It insinuatcs ittic- . _
a sustained heart into every part of the system, depositing nourishment wherehourtsltment 19
Iieeded~nourishment of the proper kind and of the proper qu.mtity—-—cahntng the nerves,
,‘ calming the brain, inducing refreshing sleep,
’ It builds the bedywbuilds it where it is weak,
what the. symptoms—4m symptoms are simply manilcsta
—-no matter what the symptoms, Smith’s Green Mountain
removes their CatlSeS. It puts new and vigorous blood in the place of stagnation. starvation.
people who are worn out by overtaxation and ill health it supplies t
moves its obstructions. and makesits work easv.
them of their weariness and pain. and makes the performance of
who takes Smith's Green Mountain Renovatur regularly. I
you are sick from any cause. try it. try it‘thoroughly, 11
OF ALL MAGICIANS AND WIZARDS SINCE THE. WORLD BEGAN, THERE WAS NEVER ONE TO EQUAL
SMITI'I’S GREEN MOUNTAIN RENOVATOR.
M00
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Fl
it
and Wonderful magic . .
thiu'blood. of the sick and debilitaté ..
gic makes the. sufferer strongand
miracles as have boeuper-
lt lifts the sick upon their feet, treats
blissful joys of healthy and happy life.
With!) UP lav MEDICAL
It befriends the debilitated system like u a good Samaritan.” With magical,
.
If into the blood and is carried by the puisatious of
and giving zest and vigor and strength to the body.
maintaining it where it is strong. No matter
tions of disorder and are countless
Renovator searches and locates and
and poigon. '10
he kind of help that ismoat needed. Ittouches
It touches the tired and aching kidneys, relieves
their duties a delight. No one can long be sick
tbuilds alike the old and young and middle-aged. If
nd we will guarantee that nothing but good shall come from its use.
«I
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t
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Ulcerntetl Tomlin.
more than a million people.
8. F. JACKSON &,,CO.,
BRAZILIA BA
FOR 25 CENTS.
ATriai Bottleoi thin Wonderiul Remedy, containing 50 Doses, can be
obtained oi Druggists for only 25 CENTS. This is to induce those' who
never used BRAZILIAN BALM to try it now.
Cures a Cold in One Night.
Guaranteed to Cure Any Cough.
Cures Worst Kind of Bronchitis.
Cures Worst Croup in a Few Minutes.
Cures Sore Throat and Ulcerated Tonsils.
Only Positive Cure for Quick Consumption.
It is 100 years ahead 01 the medical profession.
500 AND $1.00 AT ALL DRUGGISTS.
It Baxter’s ‘ or P
Effect of asthma on tho
’l‘rnchin or windpipa.
Kills the Catarrh Microbe and Cures in One Month.
Only Thing on Earth
That Cures Asthma.
Never has failed in a single case. Guar~
untecd to take Grippe out of the whole
system. whether it settles in Lungs,
Kidneys or elsewhere.
Kills the Streptococun, the germ
which iiiiests the stomach, causing Dyspepsia.
Also heals the stomach, made raw and ulcerated by 'swallowiug the
posion catnrrh virus. Cures all germ or microbe diseases. Has cured
Don't tail to try it.
A Dylpeptic’s Stomach.
Mfg. Chemists. , -,__ “QVINDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.
vs
Mun‘ti a little, chunk or Mr»
Woman in the tillll~~--Rho loo;
Ilertielt’ beam on him ah, how nice
And uoft he unis!
~rmw w.-
BUCKLEN'B ARNICA OALVE.
unrest. it surpassed
ltltton. ointment or balm tor
chapped ii
Illlllhlo for,
Only 2th: tit '
Walk; Joint A. 111ml. Norwnlk.
m
. l on. ‘ are
When (I mun dittilpntea. he feels
badly three times longer than he bun
n uood time.
‘t
-.__..
5in the attain of an active life with
:11 the alumina
Iltun litter airmail!“ Ito. N. 1L: Al~
trod «ed Ilili..hinvud . Mm: Eugene
. Hellman, 13101119.. not:
“11‘. ; . . I 7‘
in
Roden'
Y .. Kurneyl litre
yougond. G.G.stlllaon. . , 7
ti
' own It ‘
l manta m a
. donut
... 1'th
an.
fl. . 3!... w. n- .
l-ltut world-wide fame for marreloua
any other salve,
Catt-t.
Corns. Bin-tut. Holln. Horus. Felonn, 111.
cars. 'i‘utter. Bait lthetun. Fever Boron.
a it‘s. Skit Eruption; in-
I? . guaranteed.
‘." 1'1. Baxter's. south Non
3A powerful onglne cannot be run
Milli a‘wunh holler, mid wr- cun't keen
whale stomach: notthtii" can we atop
the hnlnan'inneltintt to nnute rennin.
capitol. dl‘xept. 211005”.
1000 10 keep H hotly “intimation ti
preparation In Itodol Dylpopiiln Guru
should he used. It, digest: what you
«at and it nimply can't help but do
, _o_l'IhIll ,trirt. . . ._
or unit: timoandtha, .
1‘ out ‘
lalsted’i Drug Stores.
2
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B‘oétoriil‘ Provmefioél and
raw voit K
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u
oi'n' sum: MW Ill-M W-
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STEAM ,AND' (inst: “
nrrtuo.
STAMfide‘RANGEa
m .
Horace ll. Nash.
Corner North Main
. W transverse.» .
TO sun EVERYBODY.
WE HAVE THEM COMING BY THE
CAR-LOAD EVI’IIIY FEW DAYS.
_~_~*._
M. rants“.
oonuuc'rtcur' TUIINPIKE.
South Nor-walk.
Dailu Freight Line
N 0 $2393 x.
SOUTH NORWALK
and
NEW YORK.
CITY 01" NOR\VALK.
VULCAN AND EAGLE.
Leave Nor-walk 5 p. in. Leave South
\lorwalk ii p. m. Leave New York,
:iee 23. East River, Beekm‘an Street,
p. m.
“.4“ -N...
Lin'ioniiofi-r LIE
Hi
You wantivour coal delivered to you
by the best method. We employ the
most careful men and our aim is for
perfection of delivery as well as per-
fection or coal.
WE KNOW IT
will be. to your advantage to buy your
coal here.
IRVING LOCKWOOD & CO.,
Successors to 13. Harris.
Coal Yard and Office Water street.
Branch Oiilee eornt-r Washington and
Main streets, South Norwalk. Conn.
Telephone Call. 31.1.
u. v. Nina H. R. It.
TIM-LIABLE.
m
In effect Dar :mber 2. 1900.
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