. ll." led out of the hall
II": (War a? u ddrmen
u‘vestigcllcn. 'I it
totally destroyed
is... a...
t cool.
’ wntel ..
tradition them?
hotbey would be
e‘ cabled. Some
W...
be set in.
rbllti‘d her The
Iwere removed to' (‘ullinnn
licc k.
Eritscli a. Innkcmnn
ing and entoiing. l‘iitscb
'terbury.
toil & Albn‘ny rniirond.
been going on for about
It in W01 conic:
t I)! sixliaen- others.
nto 'l‘liomaston,
that town.
Min Waterbury. _. ..
. I‘.‘
*—
“Charles D. Smith.
9 of the oldest viii/.0111: uud
:fi
at his honri in Deep ltivcr,
owing, from he (grin. Mr.
it. the age of 21.
{it aired in business ever since.
laturo from Deon River.
W.
V that
indictment: of tho plum.
17/6176.
“1......“
venue. ridgcporl
. works
. bl‘ no master
“Rio“
lB
Mills now since the fire
the
lictdry, causing (1 loss 31'
.01 doom and throwing huii
hoods u not employment.
worm blame. there is
{No water could be procur-
‘ ydrn‘nts and there was :1
Iil‘ho firemen are try
My the responsibility 011.016
l't llydreull'c 1,-(Jo'm‘pnny While
it company claims there was
Why don’t the fire
W €0mpany
. Commissioner a delayed
Ii
5' it was the
B 6‘ filled to ovorflowmg. Thoy
Minted when the Demo
piderman Voted with the Reimb-
.fl‘he public demands that :111
11 Should be made. as to
cuts Would not work, and
, ere was a scarcity of con!
\ lip to the fire commissioners
into the matter be from the
‘ , laken the Council has washed
pl 118 Wood avenue Bridge
employed by Hyman Cohen
69 ‘trntl’ord avenue was
. dalb’ifi‘g'" kite yestei'dny
own at l. e tailor shop in the East
Cohen was overcome by the gas
tier considerable work on the
physicians iccovered conscious-
n will probably live if no com-
l‘he tailor is for ty-
gears of age and is not over
. He had been affected with
chitin. and what the‘ outcome of
tribulation of the gas will be Is ou-
in. It may develop some lung of-
oral feet fuithci away trom the
’ n tinI woman if is poem
id not inhale as much can
it The (lead woman hud \\ 01 k-
ijtyilve vcurs of age and no
It was stated last night that
,two sisters. oils of 'whom was
. :Tbey reside at 118 Wood ovu-
‘Tlle deceased was :1 Catholic us
' ' ’ from the scapular which
r‘).
., . &
nflm- undertaking psi 1013. where
, i be held until Medical Exam-
' on gives permission for their
when it. is probable thut her
findepnrtmeut und Detective Dcndy,
e Bosto. & Albany. went to Wat
,ui‘y. yesterday arm-3.00.. for the
f; [lbfie of taking buck witn th'cm lg?
,1. or rested
in, n a warrant charging him with
Willi
‘l‘ented shortly after his arrival in
He,will1 eighteen othciu.
a charged stoic between $11, 000 11nd
900 worth oft." merchandise from the
The theft:
two
Two o'l‘the gang nrb‘ now un-
uud warrants
tin-the hands of the police for tho "
Fritsch was
on the wnriuut
his arrest was left with the ofilcérs
His wife und duughtcr
ugcd (eighty-01111.
host
in business (non in this section,
this
Smith
album in New linV()11.'liiiiiiuiy I.
6%; going to Deep River 11nd uninh-
ling liimsiIlf in tho furniture I: (ub-
llo has boon uctivoiy
Mr.
, is survived by two daughters,
Pym oldest being tho wife of Judge in
. Banning, rcprosontntivo In the
motion rccolvcd from 'l‘ollnnd.
. on unknown hermit wu~i
. to depth in his, cabin lust nluht.
‘I‘detuiio regarding the nlrnii' (Inn
Edition or preliont on ncrmmt of
ii
.howoevcr that tho mun Win: :1
n llml had lived almio for 11 mini.
Tho unihorillon of this
BHMMHI hoitlgdm' 116.42 High-
attempted
but night (it his boarding
ink/log it quantity of Clllllmiifl
a returned [rem New York
.thb no hn'd been visiting.
over him for nonr-
' (1 will recover. Des
Wu no cause of his man
thinking are anticipated In
, or coconut of the notion of
"- Trades Council in (by
builders 1111
with a minimum mic
ti: per hour. The
to accede to tho
has fallen through. ’l‘h ’ .
the consumption of brickdnriug the
Inuit: season is particularly good and
lie‘ in accidents held out to the (non-
.ufucturers Were not ouiilciont to make
3116 combine a deplrcblc proposition for
em,‘ ,
The fulfil;- ' dried in New HnVen for
.bé popcorn: this families of the (lead
‘i'elnent, will) were killed In a fire a
Week (l‘g'o, isruwclllng rapidly. The to.
to! amount received so far in $910.14
sum oi’ 8500 was sent in yesterday
signed. “A Friend”
New Huvou has n defiant prisoner.;
lie was uliestcd yesterday on the
(Indigo oi theft. lie refused to divulge
his name at the police station. it is
said that be bulls from Prov deuce
l‘he pridoner stole a pair of pan 6 and
shoitly after. offered them for sale to
(be clotbler he stole them from.
\Tlio Board of 'l‘rndcl bouquet ini
Bridgeport lust night was (1 great suc-,
cess; . There more about 200 members
and invited guests present. Major (yen-
erul :lcscph Wheeler Iand, other notable
speakers were present. The Board (1.
’l‘inde reached on epoch in its" history.
26th annual banquet.
; ’Iiile walking on the railroad truck
to the scene of 11 fire in- New Milford,
yesterday, John Dunuitor, u Polundcr
who resides in. New.- .lIIlIil'ord, was
struck by (1. train. and seriously injurI
ch. He was taken to the Danbury Hos-
pital. ‘
The First Company, Governor's lI‘oot
Guard, has announced Unit the com-
mand would act as an escort t6 Gov.
ornor Machean, June 20. (it the pun-
American Exposition in Buffalo.
DIVORCE CASES iN COURT.
Two Continued ‘and‘One Stricken from
the List.
'l‘wo uncontested divorce cases
were honrd iii the short culondur nos;
sion of the Superior Court yesterduy
nitcrnoon. Judge Milton A. Slium-
way won on the bench. The case of
Comic E. Grundcll vs. ilui'vcy N.
Grundcll was strucken from the list.
Attorney Murphy failed to put in on
appearance and the case be was to
represent, flint of chrleitu lliidsiiin
vs. Frederick Hudshon, was laid over.
The Minnie lI‘. Ackcrly vs. George
III. Ackerly cusc was continued till
11(le wcck by the court. after some
01' the (Ividcncc bud been submitted.
Attorney W. .I. ll. llohuiiunn l‘l‘.|)l‘(‘~
scntvd the petitioners. hirsAckcrIy
and her mother. Mrs. \Vobb. were
plum-Id on the stand and testified to
the cruel treatment of Ackerly to
words his wife und of his final drIscr~
tiou.
'i‘iic rose of Gilbert 'l‘liorn vs
'l‘lioz'u, both of Dimiuu'y.
(in the short (Inlcndur list
a hearing. The
Inssnoss und dcscriion.
innidon
couple wore
. Mny
though not
. was given
complaint Is I’niilr
Mrs. 'l‘iioi'n‘s
name was (lhiclicslcr. 'ihc
married in Muy. I880.
William .I. itichtmycr was named :13
co-r.'-spo11dcul. 'l‘hc pctiiionei' llSkS
a decree of divorce and the custody
of his t\vov(Il1ildr(-n. Alfred. aged .3,
and Emma. aged 10. lie was repro-
Scnlcd by Attornvy W. H. Cubic, oi
iliinhury. This case \vuu also con-
tinund till nextwcck. Persons who
appeared in behalf of the plniimll
were Nuomi Light, of ilridgcporl, und
Alonzo Ferguson, (1f Dunbury. Mr.
'l‘horn also took the cloud und Insti-
iit‘ti.
THE BAR MEETING.
on Colonel Stevenson's
4 Death. ,, ,~
The info Colonel William. l-l.;Stcveu-
son, as (1 member of the lI‘iiirilcld (Iouii
ty bur. was eulocizcd I11 11 not of uppro
printc resolutions which were udopli-d
:u u meeting of tho bur held ycslcrduy
~ ultornoon In ihc-(Iivil Superior Court
room. previous lo (111- short ('llil‘lliilll'
session. The morning wuu pruuidvd
Resolutions
Stamford. 'i‘iic rcsoiutlunn
of Attorneys Curtis 'l‘lionipson, Will
lam iIl. Comicy uud Frederick A. Inn-c
lott.
Sonic limo wus spout I11 discussing: 11
in him:
Court uppoini
troduced ui lliirtford.
Judges of the Superior
ing to built: the (mo nppointod not In
was appointed. mulling him (1 poruonul
(attendant. 'i‘iio uiouniiro bus mot with
loin: rcnuonn.
l the adoption of the bill lion in tlic fuel.
:4
assignments of the judges vury. it wil
cause much trouble nnd no little con-
to oblnln judgment files or similar doc-
umcnls in pouscsvlon of the standard-
piior.
tcnograplicr
iucc, no that (1 law
are required.
us the scum: of the bar that too low
to the passage of the bill. A commit,
(o ilnitfnrd and oppose the manure
of Attorney Goodwin Stoddard
Judson. Jr.. of Stafford Swine! For:
sender: of Stamford and Judge Brows
tor. of Dublin. ’
After the committee iIId ball up
6 option mourned.
utlook for ‘
, his employer.
over by Altoi'ncy Julius ll, (Yiirlis. ()i
Will‘l'
(irnwn up by n conimiilvc consisting
proposed mousurc which ilIlH ili'i'fl ill-
iluI
lhoir own ulonom'nphors. tim iduu im-
compuny with the Judge by whom Iio
considerable opposition I11 this. in Now
Haven and Hartford counties, for var.
'i‘iin chief objection to
tlmt. if. tile vnriouu court nlonoxrnplwrn
ui'o luiuIn from pluco to piano on lévu
{union lo the iuwyoro when they Winn
In 6 certain
r knows exuctiy
where to apply when copies of papers
Upon motion of AttorI
may (i oodwin Stoddard it Will! not down
By the present by tom each court
womb}
yarn of Fnlrllnld county are opposed
ten was appointed with powers to go
The committee unpainted II made up
and
Curtis Thompson. of Bridgman. Silica
- confidently
1:.
36691 - , li’émili Riilillliil.
Boston, Ind Will be; It Gunner,»
Oak Park With Foot Horse:
This Spring,
“lioppy Jack" Trout, “1.9 subject of.
1111:: article. is proliubly‘one of the best
If not the best jockey in the country
today. He is well-known throughout
the state among the sporting fratern-
lty. and has many friendn in The Nor-
wulko. He was In South Norwulk‘ a
few days ago. and while bore wastbe.
guest of his obi friend and (it one,
time (Innipunion l. G. Hamilton In
South Main street
“floppy Jock' '11: now employed b),
l9. 8. Rice. :1 young millionaire in Boa-
ton, 11 fnncicr of full horses. Thu
iockey, has been In the employ of the
millionaire for several years and his
superior driving over his competitors
has won enormous sums of money for
Mr. Hamilton is also :1
horse fancier and at one time truvelod
“the country with "linppy Jack." lie
speaksjiu the highest praise of his for-
mer chum and says there is no better
jockey in the world: '
At. present he is taking care of four
of the fastest trotting horses in the
suite of Massachusetts. The numcs oi
the trottcrs (no well known to the rum;
trucks in (lonncciicut They are And
condo. with a record of 202%; i.. l.
1).. 2:085!“ Urinna, 2:10 and Helen it,
2:1014. When spring op‘bns up. the
animals will be trained (it Clinrlcr 0213:
ml: in Hartford. .'
“HAPPY JACK" TROUT.
Reminiscencea of a Veteran Reinsman.
“liuppy Jock" Trout. whose inirthiul
luu l h I on board on about every
rod 676‘ “"6766" "‘ts'f'"<iiw""deockyI
Mountnins is a native of New Jersey
As he drove his initiul race in 18515,
It is reasonable to suppose that the
veteran trainer and driver Is neuriur
on to sixty years of age. but one cim
simply surmise all this, for he Imus
coy about giving the your of his bill"
.as is the traditional maiden ludy. It
is a sure thing. however, that yours
hovu iiol bolbored "Happy .iuck.";i‘or
lie is today as active and youthful .16
tho most lively schoolboy, and can do
more labor in a (iuy's time than many
men yours his junior. His immense
vlluiily is u wonder among his inlini
stun, while his tents of strength are
often told around :Itnbic ofilcc slows.
ilul about his ilrut i'iu'i': The horse
wan. ll big. row-boned (‘uiiudinu purer,
owned by his brolhu'r. ’l‘mul won the
contest. lili' iuslust hunt being in 3:01.
uiui in- was the happiest boy in oil the
country. .\ uhori liiuc nilcr this liu
(nu-n Id :1 livcry utnblc neur Fleming-
ton. N. .i.. and continued (but business
for :1 low yours. About 1870 he start-
(Id out to campaign :1 horse or two
Ilirouirli Now York slim".
Al mic plucc when: no won :1 rum
in \l'llii’il Iirsl mom-y \\'us only $75. no
lllt'i \idun Iloliisunilli, uml before how
Illu’ Th" town (Inga-god with him In no
In his iiil‘lll 11nd bundle his Voiunlcvr
stuck. .
Willi-I lluIrc lu- bi'oki' Driver, 22:193.;
:0 il.ll‘ll('.~ir’. and drove liunlruss to bcr
llii'oc llliii‘S i'ccord. It won in 11 mod
and shII \vonl ii. The stt rcrord for
that disluuw wus tin-ii 72329,. and was
mode by Dutchman Io snddic in mm.
II had stood uulnIuliIn for 33 yours.
i"iill'zl 'i‘u'niplc. I." ill-“74. Iiud tried lo low-
(II' II, but the busi she was (rupubic oi
wuq 7::l31l4’. and nominal. liun- ul lliul.
Mlci' I)(I\I(I.r Kulm-(l the worlds 10c.-
()id (11 kill/1.1m utlcinpl wuu mode to
biIut illiii-liiiiun‘s iiil't‘l‘ llliii‘ r-‘cund
with him, but lic uiuo (nude 11 I'iiiiiii'c.
’I‘lu- dbdunrc \vus uboui nu i'iKiltil of 11
mile loo long for ibis nolrd non of
itysdyk's ilumbicloniun.
'i‘iu- l‘ili'l' in which Iiunlrucn become
ilu- world's (‘illllllllion ilircc mile trot
lm' rnmv ol‘l' ill Prospect Park. [.0113 is»
loud. HupIquibor 2i. 187:3. 'i‘liurc worn
four ulurlrru, llunlrous. Wuilncc, (lou-
(dilution 11nd iI‘iuiny iI‘iIi'u. ’l‘h(I purrin-
Wm: (11 good sikc will: 31,000 iilldmi ii
7:02'4. \vus bouldn. In her prinul‘nIioi:
for iiiili I‘lli'i' Ilunircds \vuii not givcu
uud lili‘i'l' inibI limits, but 'l‘roul bud
\vorki-d ill'l‘ two llliil'H lo wuxon In five
lllillllii‘I-i. 'I‘Iw odds were 81,000 In 51:00
(1nd ’l‘roui look ono of tlicm.
llunlroini now-r iicmlml 11 Will]: to
niuk:I nor do luIr boat. but like (ild ncml
11 utroiii: pair of rclim and n stout pair
of urmu Imlilnd them. it won a slowly
pull on 'l‘rout from Itan to finish. 11nd
most of tho limo It pretty stout (mo
loo. Slw trotted the first inilo In
2.28%. tiio second In 2:20 (1nd the
third In " ."099. mnklnlx llio amp-mow
79H”... 1: reduction in the record ol
llv. m-scundn. ‘I‘lint Huntronu was lilii
of trot tbnl. (lay wnn shown by tho Incl
that Inc middle hull of the third mile
was stopped in 1.09.
'l‘roul rcmnlnod with Iloldiuuitii
tbreo yourn. then returned lo bin old
homo in New Jersey for 11 four wackn‘
Vilii. \Vbilc thorn Iio wot William Lo-
voll. who proponrd tilfli.’ he should no
Ivllk him and drive the noted trottor
Anwrb-un (lirl 2:11:69 That was the
cannon or 1874
Tim full of 1874 he. hired John Mor-
row. of noslon. to handle his stable
of campaigners. During tho four
,vcmz: ho was accounted with Mr. Mb!“
mu m: nuccosaniiiy mood among oil:
(In: ilin noted born I' 091710". 221966,.
and Hon Room. 9: '9”:
In 1878 Trout. opened (1 public stable
:11 inc. old Beacon Park. The years
1885 (1nd 1886 he indulged Beacon
I'arli. 'I‘Iio old Mill Dim road was the
mom for local road drivers (lurlnit
um weighing cannon Charley Per
klnii' Hind houues'. tho Hawthorne, 8i.
Julian and the Mimi Word open for
thodrlversw t-tho
liil win iIFi trill nu“
,.. . New Employed by I MIIIIonIIrI In.
‘ tween enthusiastic owners, which us-
' come he would order his horse fed 6nd
' hc (:iiiltlliiignmi
' iiuck ill ("‘.(1u((n(l
ramming. bom~_
‘ - ill be
nulli- more 14.1.1.
0 3: 081‘”- Helen'inn 25 '
181.4,. etc. through the New England
mile circuit ~
COUNTY TAX, 2-10 OF A MILL.
. with , ,
,- Fairflfildw :hoii'nty'o fi‘ 1?th
r ”I o I r nnun n ng.
mode n Th‘faftianntoro an: reprefigptotivee ofi
,. For county sin y r comm
“Wile: meeting yesterday afternoon at the
‘ Capitol and accepting the estimates
in presented by the county commission-
era laid 11 county too: of two-tenths of
a mill Two resolutions were pre-
rented by Representative Leo, one up-
pointing Senator Sneley. Representa-
tivo Staples and Senator Kencnly as a
committee to Inquire into the claim of
the 'l‘rn‘cy Brothers Company. of
Waterbury. for work done on Dan-
bury' (1 new court house and to report
the result of their inquiry to the con!»
ty commissioners. for their guidance
In paying injecting, or compromising
sold clui m.
The other resolution appoints the
some gentlemen u committee to ascer-
tuin the value of the Kiefor property
at the rear of the county court house
in Bridgeport and :1 price at which it
may be purchnnod. (1nd to make a re-
port to the senators 'nnd represents-
tives. .
Both resolutions were adopted.
The county auditors were appointed
no follows: Granville Durant, Repub-
llcon. of Btitillll and Homer L. Wnnzer.
Democratic of New Canaan.
'I‘iuI (Istlmnlos of the county commis-
.sioncis were udopted. (1nd the nppro
priulions us requested were made.
LA GRIPPE QUICKLY CURED.
in the winter of 1898 and 1899 l was
taken down with (6 severe attack of
what is called La Grippe," says F21.
Hewett. a prominent druggist of Win
field, ill “The only medicine 1 used
was two bottles of Chamberlains
Colll’h Remedy. It broke up the cold
[Ind stopped the coughing like magic
and l have never since been troubled
with Grimm“ Chamberlains Cough
Remedy can always be depended upon
to break up (1 severe cold and ward oil
may threatened attack of pneumonia
:1 man's life 11nd ninilc him feel klndci In is ploflgant to take, too which makes
towards mankind. {it the most desirable and one of the
in 11.66 Trout (moved 111.: horses most popular preparations In use for
ovcr lo Mystic i'ni-k, win-rc- he COh-ithefie ailments. For snieby GeorgeC
41444434441 1:... ”We mp1.- for Elwin“! (Stimson. South Norwalk, )3} P. Weed.
years it vans (llll‘iiih 11.1.3 pcilod’filif ‘ Norwalk,.,.,.,. , .
lilil: AIbIn Muid ‘-
321094'3. it was no unusual thing for TROOPS NOT GOING.
his stubic to contuiu oici' thirty. horses
in sciivc training while in his home
stublc ou i'iill‘Hll'ii :10me in Allston.
he would how .1 (loan I1(I:1(l being lit-
lcd for the loud. ‘
li‘rum Mystic Park 111- went to Mood-
us, Cl)illl..IWil0l‘i‘ bv run (1 hotel and
cuiupnigncd :1 Stable iII‘ horses for Ul‘.
Fowler, and look in :1 {1va outside hors-
(Is. umong the numbur being the good
iiitl:I unccr Ali-yo, 2'10.
In lbiiii nod '94 Iron u 11s on liiiI cir-
and solid lguefgre a glowing lire. Beb-
con 1'ka Sivan. especially prepared
for racing on mike snow and runny were
the mulch events docided every day.
During the nu ‘mor cartoon (1 large
i In: rnid In ulitiu t; f
oiinnlliviu~ioum ll
.6 i.ulk lk- (lure l1: , '
loin-I 1911i In . _
liroiwu. Mill :luli‘t'
. ox- nIi-l (in mint!!!-«
(116 value M (iii I11 th.
who.» NM m In
(no good prov-I riro‘.
crowd would‘ ougrog to every fore.
noon on the broad pl no that faced
the truck to Watch the horses quarter
ed at the park receive their work, and
discuss the merits of their own hernias.
'I‘histi'ticuenlly led to ultmgumeut be: sic. "does oni mum... raise cocoa
nuts?”
"No. door. of course not." was the re-
ply.
"Tlicn where does he get the milk
from ?" asked the little miss.
WORKING OVERTIME.
Eight hour laws are ignored by those
tireless little workers-Dr. King's New
Life Pills. Millions orenlwoys at
work, curing indigestion: ‘Blllousnese.
Constipation. Sick Headache and all
Stomach, Liver and Bowel troubles.
Easy. pleasant. safe, sure. Only 25c
at F. H. Baxter‘s. South Norwalk;
John A. Riggs's. Norwalk, drug stores.
._——-.
uully onded In (inch putting up from
SIiIIl to 3500 yum ruciiig‘ for it right
then.
No butler host. overIentcrtitllltid a
guest than did "Happy luck' Trout in
tlioso pnliuy days of long; 6110. Always
willi :1 good story and. bubbling (Nor
with good humor lie was the magnet
tbiil ultruclod fr:icnd from for Mill
"our. and cnusm them Io any when out
for :1 drive: “Well. we 911ml jog around
to Bern-on. and see what 'anpy Jack
him In any for himselfitodny." It was
often remind that mun; an early morn-
Illl; culler oi the park hotel found the
company so congcnlnllhut when noon
"Tommy." sold the teacher to a
smuli pupil in the primary department,
"from what animal do we get the milk
We one?"
“From the milkman." ‘was
prompt. but unexpected'rcply.
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Castle,
Del, says: "I suffered for years With
dyspepsia. Used to have grentdls.
trees and belching. I tried everything
I could hear of. but nothing helped me
till i took Brazilian Balm and one 50
wont come cured me completely." . ., ..
For sale by R. H Plulsted and F. H
w... 1 Baxter.
Connecticut will not be Represented
at Washington.
"Will Connecticut have any troops
:11. the inauguration in Washington?“
A I'Obortm' put this question to Lieu-
tcnmit Colonel Moore. of the First Rog-
Imoni.
“it don‘t look like It." the colonel rc-
pliml. “i haven‘t heard anythmig
luboui i1 niul‘ccrtninly the First. Regi-
nicnt busnl.
stuy himself to dinndr. 'l'hnvusuuliy
settled it for tho um 15 (.ulle'r would
gcncrully be found liming for homo
some. liliit‘ uftcr (illllllt'SS had closed
in. ilut 11 day spcuI with "Happy
.lm-ix" 11nd his group of associates was
uovcr lost it oulv sI-rvcd to prixolono
the
mm... .1 "\W
"Yes. he's living In Kentucky now.
and he says he's delighted."
“Huh! 1 can't imagine anybody be-
ing delighted ovcr living in Kentucky.
“You don’t understand. He means
he's delighted that he's living.“
A powerful engine cannot be run
with a weak boiler, and we can’t keep
up the strain of (in active life with a
, “3 pretty “it“ “0“'- weak stomach: neither can we stop
(‘Illl with horses from .I It. Iticbnrd- St‘t'lllB though this stoic should be mp the human machine to make repairs
son‘s ’l‘horndnie Sim-II I‘m-111. Audovcr (counted, though. don‘t it?"
If the stomach cannot digest enough
food to keep the body strong, such (1
preparation as Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
should be used. it digests what you
cut and it simply can‘t help but do
you good. G. C. Stillson.
Muss. ills mix! mow mu: ((1 upon :1
public ialublu Ill lb:- iidvcrbiii iiiilf—nilliI ‘
truck. \Vliilv in tin! city he won
ilirowi'. over on (IliIrtric (or by u ('oiti
ii(I was driving luking ii'iulil and run-’
ning nu‘uy. For days bv I‘I'lllllilltld uu
conscious, his iiii' hanging in ”I" I’ll" cry joint uchcd and every nerve wus
once for \w-oks ()nlv his wonderful racked with Dflin" writes c w Bel-
lungi-d (Immilluiiou pullcd ililll through “my a locomotive fireman. ()f Burl-
(bc (micul. ilurzton Iowa. "l was weak and pole
The murmur of 189. ”lion: ('Iikukcd without any appetite nnd all run down.
with lb:- lub- (bunniodmv (icolki' For As i was about to give up. i got a bot
kins :qu I'l‘llllIiIIIIii with him till hiuxtle of Electric Bitters and after tok-
dullth in mm Promiu-I 111 in tho «ta- 'lug it. I felt as well 88 i ever did in
blc Mrs lInpr Vallvy. 2 12 During my life." Weak, sickly, run down poo
”mp . mm, '1» out siir'lll the whims m ipkI always gain new life strength and
",4. w'i'lmppm-iu-i burn: in Wobslci. N. vigor from their one. Try them. Sot-
ll.. mid pi (Ipmcd his borscs ovcr (be iisfartion guaranteed by F H. Baxter.
iSouth Norwnlk; John A. Riggs. Nor-
Lust way 'I‘roui iiud :1 public slnblc lw.nlk Price 50 cents.
it Is presumed Ihnt the proposed
li'lp_lo tho, iluffolo exposition makes
(bu 'uaugurutlon lake second place.
A FIREMAN'S CLOSE CALL.
“I stuck to my engine. although ev-
..4.__..
“What sort of a follow is Sweldup?"
"Well. he is one of those follows
that you can never convince that
‘ll1ci'e‘s plenty of room at the top.‘ "
“Pessimistic. ch?”
“Not at all. but he thinks he's there
already. and that he occupies all the
space."
Like bad dollars, all counterfeits oi
Dertt's Witch Hazel Salve are worth
less. The original quickly cures piles
diseases. G. G
sores and all skin
Stillson.
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BRAZILIAN BALM ‘
FOR 25 CENTS.
A Trial Bottle of this Wonderful Remedy, containing 50 Dana. «I be
obtnined of Druggisu for only 36 CENTS, Thin in to induce than who
nover 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 m a Few Minutes.
Cores Sore Throat and (”aerated Tonsiis.
Only Positive Cure for Quick Consumption.
Kills the'Catarri'i Microbe and Cures in One Month
Only Thing on [61th
That Cures Asthma.
,; Never has failed in a single one. Gnu-
.ii Inked to take Grippo out of the what.
W. whether it nettle! in Dunn.
Wm or elsewhere.
Kill: the Streptococuc, (in: m minimum 6......1.
which infects the stomach. audio”: Dyspepaiu. ' '
Also from the Itomach. made raw Ind ulcerated by IwIllowlng the
Rum“ 7min. pooled comb vim. Cum Ill germ or microbe discuss. Ha cured
more thI I million poople. it is 100 yum Ibo-1d of the medical protection. Don’t fall to try it.
. 500 AND $1.00 AT ALL DRUGGISTS.
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STEAM AND GAS
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Horace R. ‘ Nash,
(Joiner ) W13!!! flair: ' f“
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TO SUIT EVERYBODY.
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CAR-LOAD, nvnsv new Intro
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CONNECTICUT TURNPIKE.
South Norwelk. .
Daiiii Freight Line
Propellers '
CITY OF‘ NORWALK.
VULCAN AND EAGLE.
Leave Norwalk 5 p. to. Leave South
Norwalk 6p ,m. Leave New York,
Pier 23, East River, Beekman Street,
3 pm.
LEHIGH DON'T 1,1,1;
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 IT
will be to your advantage to buy your
cool here.
IRVING LOCKWOOD & CO..
Successors to B. Hams.
Coal Yard and Dulcewiiter street.
Branch Office corner Washington and
Main streets. 80th Norwalk, Conn.
Telephone Call, 31-5.
N. Y. N. H. & H. R. R.
TIMETABLE.
In effect December 2. 1900.
‘O-‘a .
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW YORK.
A. M.—-12:53x. #55:, 5:45x. 0:15.
6:55 7:13, 7:54. 8'16x. 9:03x, 9:36
9:56, 10:22x. 10:40. 11:35x.
P. M.—-12:55x.,1:1':, 2:251. 3:04,
3221:, 4:07. 4:502, 5:33, 5:55x, 6:41,
7:55x. 8:11. 10:20.
SUNDAYS.
A. M.———12:53x.4:55x. 5:45x, 9:05.
P. M.-8:21x. 5:93, 5:551. 7:20, 10:10.
LEAVE NEW YORK FOR SOUTH
NORWALK.
A. M.-12:02x. 6:00. 6:00, 7:00.
8. 00x. 8:02 9:00!, 10:02:, 10:04.
11: 00:, 11: 02 ~ ,
P. M.:—~12 02.1:04,a:00x, 3:02,
3: 30: 4: 02:, 4. 64, 4: 30 5:02, 6:00;.
6:02, 7:00. 8:001: 9;30.’11:001.
SUNDAYS.
A. M.-—-12.02x, 6: 00, 7: 80, 10: 02.
P. M.:—-—6 00.11:00. '
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW HAVEN.
A M.—12: 081, 1:11); 1: 20x, 6' 28.
7342.2 8: 44, 9:101. 10: 05:, 11: 08:.
i). 'M.——12:ozx, 1:10. a 07x. 4:18.
5: 27. 6: 25.. 7: 05!. 9: 05:. 9:5, 11: 15.
Bridgeport. In addition a above-P.
M.—-?.: 46, 5: 04. 7: 28.
BUNDA AYE
A. M.—~12:08:, 1:113. 1:201,
9: 12. 11: 081:.
M: 15. .
Iou'rp Nonwatk '(o DANIunv.
A. le~6 85.1mm. ‘
P. Maul: 2
DANIURV I. acorn NonwALK.
In 25. o: ,as. 11: 37.
P: “M; 001.6163,“ '
Sundcy trains to Danbury. 9: 26 I.
111.; 7: 25 p. m. Lenin Daubury. It: 05
I. m.: 0:10 I). III
An I indicatoI 6x623”. 4
7:42,
,4:25.x, 5:10 6. 00
Drugstores.
Norwalk Chronicler