Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, February 22, 1901 · page 6

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9'3: Dalll)ltl'_\'. 3:

After the 11111.41

9 rcti'nl l‘ilill‘lliltlt‘l'h‘
" be oliliigi'd to 11111151 with some other
3 taming.

313?

6611611 to the public yester

ils of the annual meet
‘IitJtirtl of managemen
‘liehl

ill‘erahle space In this men
‘16 made that over 101) Child-
been in the home
'1‘-9 part of the _year.

' tiling will neeonninmd 111' 81.1.1111
01111.91 two \it't‘e 11'111111'11]

‘here were two cases of diph
tin. and .2; of 111easlcs.
’il (i (lied' 111 Sout‘hwick.

cre'optieou entettnimuent pro
h of 11in and t 1111\1111: 1s 1‘-el
_on.
‘1 the. children

Six are where Ii1>~t pl: 1c.1'd
'11 10.1.1111 18
'.lc' her 1. won. “9;;

or in home (11'9'1111111 1.

111011 116:
hildren boaidul 11111.31)-

11, 6; given to pom. i1 will 1.
lystic ()ral hilltlill. i: (lit'tl.

pupils in intcrnndialt 1'1":uh oi: oi 1i'1:11iti1< \1'\\ Mann.

notary and kindtre: 11' ten. 4h
Nomhh. Stain
ti1"'1en\\ith. 5:
and
l cath
.\Ii\s I‘ tilll‘IlltIll

 

0rd. 5;

11d Strattord.
, The matron.

NIE\'\' Il.'\\9' ICN'. (111111.,
He was lrotil

that he had su.all.~\'.1-<l three
liarry called 1h.- imlii‘c. and in 1

1‘" to the (irand arcnnc .~t:11ion.'l‘

sician. (I111 \\ho :111- Weir-ll liltxl

‘3 an officer 11111 to :1 marbi tllllg \tn'.
'. State the

'I‘llt‘ 1111111 \\'.'1\ llll'll rciinn ciI Ill 1
were unable to Il\1’t'l'l.'.lll allcl‘ :1
901' be 111111 1'11I9.cn :1111 comith'ral
WCl‘ttStilllt‘>9liilill11111> nl imiwni

Fair Haven

(fund.

l)l".l\"ll\'.

years. said to he of hair Ilawn.

' i111}; ll Iil'i1113’1' 1111 lIIl‘ liti"lx~l|llt' 1'11

-111i1111al report of
minty Teinpoiary
rlloglccwd and depend

has been printed. and

ltl‘ll
:is reportod by the seer.»
lSS Fllen Merrill, takes up

111‘9 1011' ones uould be brought
(I110

Reference is alSo made to the1

.Ihere were also treats I out

11-1111‘11— .‘4. '.‘h :.11I .I
m to friends, 15;pl111'cd 1n faniil'
homes-,m; 1'epI1'111'1l 14; tIiS1'IIat‘tv-‘ Iindslu'. 111' tin 51.111- board 111'

""l:1i1'I"11'l I.
IInnlinu'ton

is. II1'. .\. II.

February
' years old. living with his mother
.L‘itll) last evening.
‘leeture al‘lllliilirdcl't'tl I1_\‘ hi~ moth
' 1111 intoxicated state. He told his linillii'l‘

lc:i~.1muiliils 191'

case. mhnnv. 1'.-«l 1.. he
11117540, Minn II1'~~‘i1' Ilailigali.
‘si'a, She stu‘eccrlcil in partialll 1'

I'cbruari' 21-

l

complimented on her good work.

The report of Mrs. Charles A
1111121 the NorWail; viSitor mun;
"\isits have beén paid to the
— home,’ and the children were found
in good health and looking,r clean
— and Inippv. Ihose placedh' 1n the
1 low 11 have been vinitrd and ore. tlo«
hit: as well 11.91 toillil be expected.
No children have been placed this
vent, but' there have been many
- appli :ltions. 'Ihe school law
.lt‘l‘lll's to have been the hin~

the l dranee.”
’I‘he

Minn tiertt'udc I'l. lionedict, of
t South Norwalk. reported on three
1"hil1hen (Inc. a girl of 13. has
been ll\t‘ year: . in a family where
» Slit" 19s 1' 'ircd for in e\'91.'ryw1iy:isif
\Ilt‘ \Vlls tluii' on 11 9\notl1er has
been in :1 good home for years.
.'he hax attended sthool iegttlal‘lv
~:11:11il I:11\‘,'«Iit‘ is 15 (Inc bov in

 

id I for the \'1)1111g;<tcrs.11111l the! lx’oivaxton In \Vc ll plated. and can

F a

rituaiu a; long; as he does uell.
, :1'115 ago. 11 alloy two year»

Ihirty oi tthold 1111s taken bv Captain Lock-
.3. l5 lune reached the age of 11% 11-11111].

who has since lilthttl to
’\'11::inia.tal."1nnthe bin with him.

left their home..w"l11n hcuillc think: :1 great lltJlI of him

Iatlti intently. to giro him :1 good

10 number oi chihh'c'n 1n lllt‘tllll11‘lltl'l and help make him :1
6.1011101111151151: lIlt quarter lflltllllulll’ntllll man

His. 11111111 has I111 .1

115: 1111111- thinned to Lockwtood

I Hi: boardI oi lllIllliil't'lilt‘ill i~ \\‘.
.\Illltl' Ilt‘lll'}'( I.1'1'.
:"'1on'.l_\ t’llllllllIRSIlllIt'FSl Ilr. L. .\.

1ihcalth.\'c.\" Harenaud ‘.\Ii-.9~ Ixc
.‘bclgah (i II:11'.1.11 ul'thc st 'lIt‘ board
The

titration is \Iixs .\Iarthi..|.on9-i1

l'itlgeport ha> \1 nt 41"1hihlttu ton. and lit-‘1 :1.\'<i.\1:1nt~: are \Ii~.~
to the home:

.\Iixon. .\ll's.llnnlin_1: \Iissllunl

tint: ZlI“I \Iixs .\tanlei. Iht' leat' h

Icrx' are .\Iiss lIclcn .\. Hell and

Illiwx l".IIen .\Ierrill. Physician.
IInthin.

..___.__..___ ..-..- ...-.-.».—

“Took Carboiic [id

id but trill Recover.

JAM—Charles Harry. thirty
at 1.1 \\':11‘1'1‘i1 l‘laec. attempted sui-
)Il‘ti in iiiiinl because (ll :1 severe
1'1'. He had returned to his home in
during the supper honi'
.\Il’u.
lari‘y \\‘ll.\ 1'c111o1'cil
I1 ' imlii'cnic'i ti'IcphonciI tor a phy-

1'111'hulic acid.

h'.'11nhiil.‘1nt'c
iibwl :1'1 .1illillot. to secure \\III\"I
\ 11111119,; .\oniiln hearingr him

In thi- tll'l'lt‘t‘l'~', She \1.’1.~ :1 trained

With :1 bottle oi su'cct oil and 111111111:-

etiiincr Ill1' hall 1'o:1<1'ions 111:111.
I11' bmpital where the [lill'hlt‘lulh
n hum"- \llll'h upon Harry \\‘Ilt‘lll'
llc «111:1nlii} ol' IIIt' pniwn. 'l'het't'
11g. hou'cu'r. He will recover.

l"i:.ii'.~ 119.11'I1 11111111 hint I‘.;n'ri' regretted his rash act,

Man Killed.

-»-—.Iohn I'ei'u'hinu. aged l'orlt
11111- id :1 341111;: of workmen repair
Ill'tliliI. at I)c1l>_\ I11111'.li11n um

nir'tuk anil alium‘d iuxtantly kilhd \1' ~I1"llIiI_\ :zittruoon In tin pzn

and I‘Nllg'llltt'l I ..du 11'1I~;.I'rcr~‘1‘l

' HLllkt‘l train due in IIlINtll} at 1:35 I 11h 11:11 oi tuniltli‘hi'r I 11.111;

11113.;_ ",\:1 «tiling on tin hrillgr'c f:.:

11.111111: .1 bolt \r'htn tiains approached on both lhi .\"utcatut I1 and

Berkshire roads. which at thiw p:

'l‘lie\i\'auu:11111'k train I11Id hia .itt.ntion \\IIII1 the
. motive. struck him 1.1.x he .sat at M uoik.

and the entire train parsed 111‘151'
Iletlietl 11 I'ew lllillllit'x later.

A constantly recurring thci

'. , sometime nicrg'ing.‘r oi the t ‘onsoli

continental road. preferably. l'rm
vania bytilt‘lll. It sec 111.9; to be. :11'
that sooner

tfi‘itlely 1‘39: 111'11~i\ 1'.

President ‘Iohn .\I. ”all air: 1i

orniti‘tilling Illlt‘i't‘l'il in il.

)iill run parallel and close loge 'thei'
Ile1"I1.~'hir1 low
IIt' was 1I111gg1'tl 511 feet

him as he Ia)‘ I'ietu'cen the rails.

More Erhgliaiic Denials.

111' in investment circles is the
dated road with some great trans—
11 :1 1'11111111' standpoint. the I'cnns‘yl»
1‘111'1Iiligiothc iilt‘a'a of these then
111‘ later the (Hilrwtlilllillt‘ll mail \\iII
road in order in be sell-14111;-

'I'Ilcst' people. refer to the decreased freight earnings to
,' substantiate lllt“il claims and aim to 1111 fact that the road has in
‘l contemplation many llll]1lt)\'tllI1‘IIl‘~ that must necessarily

be 1'.\'99

n 4:119» that In' lid-l not he 11d that

"the Pennsylvania had leased 'Ihe l onwliih'itttl. 111‘ had obtained 11

MW

Accident on Sheratig' Road.

\ parlv of settion \vorloncn on the Liteltiiehl branch of the

'lhev 11111- on the 11.11 IN. on
1111111ng north I’ioni Wasliinptoi
”tIhe
1119 New l’rcnton station
lIuite. litidlv hurt.

yioliaoliilatcd 1nail.had :1 11.11“:1mv1:ieape tenterilav afternoon.

:1 handi .11. win '1 an extra t'reii'ht.
1, (111111., suddcnlv came into night

min ‘all 111k the handeai about alonartcr of '11 mile below
'I be. men jumpt'd and one of them 11:11
Illl‘: I1.ind1 111' was broken into bits.

Many of the iltilill‘llci' residents inn 1' :n'iivcd lit‘lt‘. to remain ovu

{Inhibition 1~ birthday, and the
miller activitv.

town has 11111111111 the initial inid

Farm EXIliIIIIW iii Buiialo.

conference was held at the capitolv

vestcrday

dxpositionn u 11 tile. spiieiai' onimili
I I1 [lied int filling of a _

9 live work which is Lucius to do by vii-9

9 kahgiutlhic
hotwe‘cn tho‘l "

 

tor of the I) '6.

1111611111 Prooiriont and Mother» of. tho ' '

It is a pleasure to ll ‘16 9‘
91116191110111 is no diminution ,
town. which has always: been 1' it y
the Connecticut "11111131111119" I I110
“historical. patriotic and 11011111110111.0111

 

the or the constitution at tho 111.11.111.11
doelety, l) A. II.

Tho :oilnetivo undoitnklng of the
tlinpters which baa so (inguinal their
nttontion for tho 1111111 three vomit is
rapidly approaching completion.

'1 wrap to the publication of tho book

which win. authorized by voto in tho

chaptci' in lil‘l’l'. it hill contain 11
unfit-11 oi illustrated rkoteiios or our
l‘pnn'on .911. ”is" and ”patriots dough-
tors" probably over 200 nor-train: and
other 11111.111111101111 and about 6th pa, '1'1
of valuable historical and biographical
math 1'.

'in book has been most unrofully
odited by MM Mary I? Root, of the
Katherine Gaylord Chapter‘of Bristol.
to ' on :1lilc corps of uiinlutnnts noleeted
from various eliaptorn throughout tho
ututc. [in publication will cost about
$2,000, and it is now expected that It
will ho It‘litl)’ for distribution in 011er
spring.

With 11119 exception of our labor of
lovo two _vcnru ago, when we igavo
limo strength and money to roller
measures for the. sulfororu in the Span~
lull-American war. no more and no but
tor Wili‘k bus licou tic'umllilllnllml dur-
ing the. ion yours of our chapter ex-
intcurc. than that of tho print your.
the hurt year (if our century. Time.
will not. permit me. to go fully into tin:
details 01‘ all that has boon 11chloved
by the t'lonnccticui. ehautern. Will i
must content myself With a low not
able cxnmplos of work completed and
11111311191111 by our [litinzlitorsn

'l‘iioro 1119111111: to be u ntrong dosirc on
the hurt of our c-liuptr.»r:1 in lot-111.19. \‘cv‘
it'_\' and in some suitable mimnor mark
tiu' 1:1'111'1'11 of Revolutionary soldlcrs
11nd it is hoped that. not. one such grave
lll thin state will be uncured for. Con-
nc'i-ticul wan thoroughly lmbiiod with
the spirit of '70. and in proportion to
1:1: population furnished more mcn
than our other colony in tho Rcv'oli
tlonnrr tltil'n‘.

'l‘onnh in tho western pail of (‘on-
nectlcut wero literally disposocugod of
"very able bodied 1mm botwoen the
11111-21 of sixteen and sixty. lly ordnr
of ”choral \‘l’11.~'l1hi:rion. all n'm'o called
into active 1~~crvh-o_ 11nd most of them
new 1.19111 to New York to take part 111
tho movementn oi‘ the Continental
'.n'niy In mid nhout that city.

Every nurture Inch of (‘nniiecth'u'
soil in historic. it. is sacred with the
blood 1'1 our Revolutionary martyrs.
All throuuh thin ill‘ill' commonwealth
of ours. the gi'cenuwnrtl is dotted with
lowly 111111111111: that covcr tho nucrv'l
1119 hes of our lilntorlc dcud of “l"l'l’ than
11 century ago.

(la-died with honorable scars.

Low in Glui'y'n lap they lie:
’l‘ho‘ they fell they foil llko slurs
Streaming splendor through the
skins."

ii is not :«Ii'nnnc. therefore. that
nearly. If not cvcry chuptcr in ('onne'c-
lit-111. has undertnkcu the task of yorl
l‘ylnt- such gl'llYi'H. i'ceutllnu and 1'119
rolling the broken hand clutter. and
very generally 11531111111113, the euro 911‘
benutifying lIlth» oldtime. ucgloi-lnd
and i‘oi'ntikcn burial plucnn.

'I'Ill‘ clinptcrn 11111.11. prominent In this
work ni'o: lluth \‘l'yllys. Sarah Rings

llnmphrey. I'ltmieo llcnuio lini‘r. Ma'y
Stillman. lululcn- lh'nnlv llurr. .\leir)
Stillman. Fanny Lediard. (lrl‘ord l‘:1l'9
ir'h. .\11111' lirewsicr Fanning. Lucroiin
Show. Mary \l'ooxtcr. .\lury tllup
‘.\’oo.911cr. \l‘ndnworth. Abigail I’lltllgl‘i
Sarah |.11dlu\\', Slhhll Iluiehl Konl.

(lrct'iiwotitlri 11nd llehornh Avcrv l‘nt
11am. 'l'hc Susan ('111‘1'i11xtun (‘lni'lL
.luden. Noru‘nllt. linlhi'riilc tiliylnril
and :\.I)l llunmninn hunters have pro
pared loin: and “'1‘” uri'unncd huts.
ni‘ llct'olntiiumi‘l' :1‘111‘1'21 which they
have Iocnlcd. and lhoua- will hc exceed-
inizli' useful in our archives and in
thinn- ol‘ the national so: lciv.
YALE PRINCETON DEBATE.

The limit tilnln tor the Princeton do-
Iu-tc now hold In Al Unborn l'lllll.
\l'mlnr-nitny ovculnii. (Illl ol' the lll'teml
men from the vurloun departments
who pattielpatvd in the Main. the .ol-
Iowlnzz were ri-tnhw‘l. from whom the
1111.- ll ll‘itlll Will he ('Ilt)i"ll'll: 11. it. “1'19

1.. ‘ it. It. liwcil. 1903; Hugh Sut-

ill-rice. limit; i". ll Sinceihcnux. 11102;
‘Vllll‘tml 'l‘rowhi‘ldgn, Iiii’iL’; A. 'l‘uilu.
11103. ’

’l‘he 'l‘luteher prize of $76 for the
bout simoeh from the academic depart-
merit “undivided hutwecu it. 11. luWGll,
liltitl, lillll MILHOII 'l‘rnwbi'ldgu, 79013.
l‘i'otminor 1'. ll. Smith. l’roi‘onhor l1. ti.
I‘llllt‘i‘y and (3. l’. Kitelu-ll acted as
itnlueu.

WORKING OVERTIME.

Eight liour laws arc ignored by those
th‘clonu littlo workors-«Dr. King' 11 Now
idfo I'lllll. Millions are iilways at
work, curing indigestion. Hiltonunoiri.
(lonntlpnthin. Sick iiondncho and till
Stomach, Liver and liowal troubles.
lilnbv. picuuunt. unto, curo. Only 261:
at F 1.1 liaxtorfla Smith Norwalk;
John A. I-tlcgs' ii. Norwalk. drug storos'.

“W... ......m

Sumo of tho ntorioa of Todd)“ a hunt-
ing do not seem to ho borne out by
thr- hear 7611111..

”...—......“

BUCKL' N's ARNICA SALVE.

llna w’drl wide famo tor mnrvcioua
11111111111011 any othor naive. . 5
Clint,” .

cin'na. it
lotion oinmcnt or balm for
11011111 71111116110611.Bowmll‘ohms, Ul

1-nr11.'l’otl;0r. 6.1111111111111111. ll‘évor 60103.1: 9'

i‘hnppod Honda. 811111 Icrllptlont'lz‘ in-
1111111111 for 17111111. '(‘airo minruntcc‘d

wul John A. 111111.111. Norwilh.‘
' ...—.1.“...

.1‘—3.1”...“

BPELLIN‘G vmurvmu name.
WASHINGTON mummy 112.41...

61111111162111 11ml limit to the 3.9111116 11 re
11011 11111116 11111710 Geographic Board up
on tho ranching and pronunciation pf'.

dam ii in th11.Pltitibpiuaa
'i' 4000 hilt lb‘u

his the hon/010 bi pills and catharttcn.

 

0an; 11611 It 11‘ it mum is, South Nor; .

 

..Evorr' 11 9 tin ry
1h- 11.. 11 race in the body can
11 liht 01111 oily. and thtit
66111111111116 top overly 111

19010111111111.1111 ‘ __ '
10115 011: 11011 “In tidiiiuioua 911‘ unit,
til the fol coral that dyspepsia
o . magnum. 10 11 germ 1111100110 or that
other 11111161131. that. 11 1110011 11110111111111
whim reinvest midi? out loud can he
made to do 60.1w illitlng and lntlum

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 

Eltiuu't's Dynpi-pshi ubidta cure in-
digestion 65011761077130.5118 rind bloat
lug alto meals becauo'o they furnish
the digeetlvo pilnelpica which wank
stomachs luck, 1.11111 unions tho dcilo
tumor of pepsin 11nd dlantaso in 11111)
pllcd it in nucleus to attempt to euro
ntOmnch trouble by 1110 use of “Ionics"
"pilla" 11111 “catitartles.” which burn
ubuolutcly no dinontive Down, and
their only 0171911 1:. to give :1 tompor
arr stimulation.

011111 grain of lhouctlvo pi‘luctpio .11
Stuart'n Dyspnpsln Tablets will digest
11.11110 grains of meat, eggs and Hlmlllll‘
foods and tixporiinents huvo shown
that they will do this in 0. glass bottlo
at proper temperature. but. of courno
1111‘» lunch more oil‘cctlvo in tho atom-
not.

There is probably no remedy so unl~
roundly hood an Stuart's 'l‘ablotsi, be-
cnuuo it in not only the nick 11nd oiling.
but well people who use them at every
meal to lnuure perfect digestion and
assimilation of the food.

People who enjoy i‘ah' heuith takc
Siuart‘a 'I‘uhleis as regularly as they
tako their meals. hocaimo they want to
keep well. prevention to always bottor
than cure and Stuart's Dyspepsia Tah-
leta do both: they prevent indigestion
11ml they reinovo It where. it exists,
The regular use of one or two of them
attor inoalu will domonulratc llwir
merit and ottleieney hotter than an)
other argument.

1‘20-22

 

Natlou’ 1 home llio may be very
pleu-xaut.’ 5111.1, gcstcd the hull room
brun'dur. "but it‘s rather 11 significant
tact. that all pulilishod pictures show
him with his; hat on.‘-~»K:1nssns City
Mar.

 

1.4;!

SAVED A BOY'S LIFE.

Mrs. Captain ll. Hubbard. of Mll-
l'ord. lint, anyn' ”Brazilian Balm 8111/
0d my boy'n lilo. H11 hogan _Illlit like
the one wo lost with eroup. \Vo gave
him 11 few doom. lio quickly dropped
to rah-on. and was: nil right: in the mom
1111:. For solo by li..ll. I’lnintotl and E.
II. Baxter.

Wlwn it is said of 11 woman that. i‘dio
lt-l populur. it means that she has morn
Iriund; than moot people to borrow
lioul.

Reports. show 11 groutly increased
death ruto from throat and 111111: troub-
loii, due to the prevalence oi eroun.
pneumonia and :rltipc We advise the
use of ()no Minuto Cough Cure in ul'
of those dlmmilticss. it. in tho only
harmless remedy that gives immediate

reunites. Children like If. G. C. Still9
Run.
.\11 .'\l.t'IlIl'llIll 1111111 1111.91 worked ::1)

hard lt-oitiua for work. that hc com
111111113 of hciniz m'oru‘orkml.

When you want 11 plii'szlc, that in mild
and Bonilc. busy to tnkc rind plcnsnut
in offeri, use Chamberlain's Stomach
and hirer 'I'lilill‘l‘ti. Price. 35 emits.

Samplon fr.cc illoiy box guaruniocd
hot sale by (inorgo C. Stillson. South
Noru‘nlk' I} l’ Wovd,N1‘1rwnlk.

(11" none lilt‘Ztlll-i golden ripple,
il.-1119' simply :1 ilngri

and

 

JELLO. Tl-lE NEW DESSERT.
pleases all tho family. l9‘our flavors:
Lemon, 0111111111. Raspberry mid Strav-
berry. At your grocors. Try it to-
day.

 

‘truye'ru of die 0.

 
 

'should always: avoid this style of

 

FOR - 25 CENTS.
ATr‘lal Bottle of this Wonderful Remedy, containing 50 Dose's, can I»
obtained oi Dmggists for only 25 CENTS. This in to induce thou who

P911 mil

promrvcd fade that out retains its
{11111110110126 tor 111111111100

A attain: 11.11111 up in front and dip
ping down ht 011100 may be Worn by the
roully (Will or 111111111 70.00. If accompau
IENI by a snub none; but :1 person 110.:-
66111111111 olthera Bl'lub or rotrouase

111111.110, also :1 (11111111911 crown, its they
draw unwelcome notice to this prom-
Inont lecture and condom long thin
face to appear abnormally ho.
Although the vurgnricu of fashion
sometimes favor a large head size. at
others 11 small. ltn decrees must not
be so claviuhly adhered to that the
duo proportional the but to the head
1.91 ignored. 'l‘iiuc. if the mode of the
moment vetoes hats with large. good-
ilt‘ihu; crowns, a m‘otosuuo effect. only
will ho produced by placing one of tho
small-crowned upon a large, wide hood.
lnatend. it would he better to ohoose a
shape of which the aide band or the

 
 

 

 

' "1111111186604!!!“ 91' .70le
than my. othar 261: com.
grown. til it” more {ovovghlp oli- 'j . ‘
mntghh 1111:1111 vary ‘oororul‘ly.
routed Dial: M 0mm and metro? ‘
in airtight pound um that. pro-

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 

 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 

Ilnold by grocer! m-
orally «but u tum
on Mon mutilation
o! lntcrlor an 1700 ,
look tor the hbol hen
shown «see that. It in

not broken.
‘ . .

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 

brim should be in two ,‘ , which
will in well and look 1110111116 11150.

Thu 111m of the true artist should al-
ways he. to evolve shapes containing
suffii'iont fashion lines. to be 110 made
without, sacrificing tho points absolute-
Iv necouunl'y to make them beautify-
lnzr. to the wearer. Heroin ltes one or
111:9 secrets of tho nuccosstul milllnor.
—~;\llllinm‘y 'l‘rodo Review

A FIREMAN'S CLOSE CALL.

"1 stuck to my engine. although ev-
cry joint nehod and every nerve was
linked with pain," writes C. W. Bel
lamy a locomotive fireman. of Bull-
in: '11") loua. “l wan weak and pale.
v lthont any appetite 11nd all run down.
An 1 was about to give up. i got a hot
lie of Electric Bitters, and, after tak-
im: 11. l foil 1111 well us i ever (lid in
my lilo," Weak, sickly. run down 11009
pie always gain new life. strength and
vigor from their use. 'l‘ry thom. 8'06
infliction guaranteed by 1"". H. Baxter.
South Norwalk; John A. Riggs, Nor
walk. Price 60 cents.

 

Tin-1'19 are about night thousand l1-
hrnrios scatterod over the United
States, including one 111. Tampa. with
books in tiles punish languages endow-
ed by Queen (‘lit‘lullnn of Spain.

 

WHAT SHALL WE HAVE FOR DES
SERT?

This question arises in the family
ovary day. Let us answer it today.
Try .iolhO, a delicious and healthful
dessert. l’repurod in two minutes.
No boiling! no baking! and boiling
water and not to cool. Flavors: Lem-
on. Orange, Raspberry 11nd Strawber-
ry. At your grocers. 100.

Every tradoumnn in the world would
agree to color 11 trust. and rnlre
prices. were he not afraid of hits on
position breaking tho agreement on
tho sly.

 

A powerful onglno cannot ho run
with a weak boiler, had we can‘t keep,
up the strain of an active life with a
wool: stomach; neither can we stop
the human machine to make repairs.
it tho stomach cannot digest cuoughl
food to lrcop tho body strong. such a
preparation as Kodol Dyspf‘psln Cure
should he used. It digests what you
out and it simply can't help but do
you good. G. C. Stillnon.

A man nevor lien 11 little lie to his
wife that Rho doesn‘t make him Wish
ho had told her 11 bigger one.

Like bad dollars. all countei'ieltu oi
DoWltt’ s Witch Hazel Solve. are worth

 

 

 

 

 

"There is no doubt, " said the aubur-
bonin- householder, "that we have been
needing butterlne legislation :1 long
time. it was only the other day my
gl‘Occi' sold me some id and runctu
country butter for good buttcrtue. i
made him take it back, too, quiek!"-
Chicago Tribune.

...—

 

DEAFNESS CANNOT BE OURED
by local applications as they cannot
roach the. diseased portion of the our.
Thore in only one way to cure den!-
nesn. and that in by constitutional rem
edicn. 11191171101111 is caused by on in-
flamed condition of the mucous lining
of the Eustachian Tube. When this
tulw 1.9.1 inflamed you have a rumbling
sound or imperfect hearing. and when
it is entirely closed, Deafness is the
result. and unless the inflammation can
be taken out and this tube restored to
its normal condition, hearing will be
destroyed forever; nine cases out at
ten tire caused by Cutarrh, which is
nothing but an inflamed condition of
the mucous surfaces.

We will give. One. Hundred Dollars
for any case of Deafness (caused by
eatarrhl that cannot ho cured by Hall 1
Cutarrh Cure Semi for circulars free

F. J. CHENEY & (10.. Toledo. 0

Sold by Drugglsts. 75c.

Hall's Family Pills are the best.

 

 

An old record has been unearthed
in l'lstcr county. N. Y., in which a
consintory of Dutch clergymen, way
back in 1667. not 70th thoir “subhhca-
11011“ to tho civil authority to suppress
kissing games and 11 popular pastime
known as “pulling the goose."

HOW TO CURE THE GRIP.

Remain quietly at home and take
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as dir-

ected und :1 quick recovery is sure to

follow. That remedy counteracts any
tendency of the grip to rcnult in [men
mouia. which is really the only serious
(ionizer. Among tho tens of thousands
who have used it for the grip. not one
case has ever been reported that did
not recover. For sale by George C.
Stillson. South Norwnlk; E. P. Weed.
Norwulk.

According to Munro‘s work on the

 

loss. The original quickly euros piles.
sums and all skin diseases. (71.0.1

Stillson. I

never used BRAZILIAN BALM to try it now.

Cures a Cold in One Night.

Guaranteed to. Cute Atty Cough.

Cures Worst KhidcifBromhitis‘l '

Cures Worst Group in a Few Minutes.
Cures Sore Throat and Ulccrated Tonsils.

Only Positive Corp for Quick Consumption.

llni'u ot the i’hilippiuesv there are
'twenty-eight gem-1111 of palms. with
clglity- -scven spot-ion, on these. lslunds.

 

am: 04 minus on the
Ttlclliu or windy! pl.

Kills the Catarrh March: and Cures in One Month.

 

Only Thing on Earth

 

‘Tlrat Cures Asthma.

pm 411 'ge‘r'm

_ 619616 'tiiedliiul prom W’I all 16 11"! 1!.

math Ilvhlitlier it settle: in Lungs,
K1666” or elsewhere. "

‘i 11 by honoring tin
not. 111mm flu cured

 

 

FITTING

nun-'-

 

61

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STAMFORD RANGES.19

.lloraCe R. Nash,

Corner North Main 9. '
manner or - - ~ ~

HORSES

TO SUIT EVERYBODY.

 
 

 

 

WE HAVE THEM 'conmo BY '1'11111
CAR-LOAD ovum:~ FEW one.

 

CONNECTICUT .TUBNBIKE.
South Norwmk.

 

Dailil Freight. U“
N o gewagnL K' '

sow." 2...?”“K
which” Y Q, l‘ K...

 

Propellers ~ 1

CITY OF NORWALK.
VULCAN AND EAGLE.

Leave Norwalk 5 11.111. Lowe South
\lorwalk 6 p. m. Leave New York.
Pier 23.761131 River. Beekmuu Btteot,
ll p.m

LEHIGHLDDN'T LIE

 

 

 

 

You want your 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 of coal.

WE KNOW lT
will be to your advantage to buy your
coal here.

IRVING LOCKWOOD & CO..

Successors to B. Harris.

Coal Yard and Office Water street.
Branch Othco corner Washington and
Main streets. South Norwalk, Conn.

Telephone Call, 31-6.

 

iv v n H. a. H 12.11.
TIMETABLE.

In effect Number 2. 1900.

m -... .

LEAVE 80U1H NORWALK FOR
NEW YORK.

A. M.-—12:58x. 94:65:. 624511. 6:15,
6:55 7:13, 7:6.4 8'1611. 920311. 9:86
9: 66, 10: 22:1 10' 40 11: 85x.

P. M-12: 66x. 1: 1:, 2: 25x. 3: 04,
312111, 4:07. 4:561; 0133, 6: 56:, 6: 41.
7:5611. 8:11 190: 20

‘ SUND AYS,

A..M ~12: 63: 4.6611 5: 4611. ii: 05.
P. M.:——3 2111.5: 38. ‘6: 6511.7: '20. 10: 10.
LEAVE NEW YORK FOR SOUTH
NORWAL LK.
A. M.~12: 02x, 6' (it), 6:00, 7:00.
8:0011, 8:02, 9100:, .10: 02!. 10:04.
1:00x, 8:02.

11:00x, 11:02.

P. M.—12:02, 1:04,

3: 30: 4: 021:. 4‘: 04, 4: :40, 5: 02 6100:.
6' 02. _:7 00, 8: 003; 9: 30 11:00:.
1311th 1.115

‘A. 1112—12 .0231. 6: 00, 7: .30, 10'. 02.

P. M.-—1i:00. 11:00. 3 ‘

LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW HAVEN.

A. M.»-:12 08:, 1: 111.. 1' 20:. 6:26,
7: 42, 8. 44, 9: 10:, 10: 061, 11:08:.
11: 42.

P. M.~—12:02x, 1:10, 16071:, 4:18,
6:37. 6126.9 7:0511. 010511.11 :_ '1. 11: 16.
MBridSaport, in addition a libero—P.
il.—3: 40, 6: 04. 7:28.

 

SUNDA YB

A. M.—-192: 908:. 1:11.11, 1:20x. 7:47,
9:12.11:0 x... 9
P. M. ..9’16 -
SOUTH NORWALK TO DANDUHY.

.-—6: as. 10: .1011.

9: .Mtwtim ”611.611.66.00.
DANBURY TO SOUTH NORWALK.

A.:.M-—6 007.,250138,112 37. 9
Pl “NM: 00"; 89.80 ‘ ‘ ‘
Sunday trains to Dnnlmrr. 0: 20 u. 9
111.; 7146 11.111. Lee a Danbury. 6: 04
.1: “7101?. m. -.,’..ti . .
indicates o'xprv. u.

 

 

 

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