" the: human machine to make replies. , lib reporter food pro rose by the Con- 'rll Station at New port-.1 of 118 pages. “tl‘df th'e examihatibn oi. ‘ would of tile station i w wagous 246 pics ooiected state The temptations were unusually . " 1 that month. Owing to pi tinned drought. there was ’ .8 folly of milk one the addi- tel' Ind skim milk from the naturally suggested itself . nest milkman. Four slam ' 611116 to be adulterated by 1 tan 0! borer: and nine others ehyde. both added to keep pd been adulterated either :. or skimming. or both. are prevalent. 0f eight sam- 66. four contained either bor- ers examined and ten of the to be adulterated with land beef etearln. This itération. like most others. ass. as tar as health is con ting a «reaper article then the Lord oil. case found to be adulterst- i oil'- is seed oil. and often pure cotton lthout admixture is sold for About forty per cent. of all g examined were adulterated. samples of preserves, "guar bsoluieiy pure.’ were found to from c acid and conl- tor dyes. powders are divided into Cream of tartar pow- pirate powders. and alum and phosphate powders The latter ,e: cheapest but there is much the ray as to their healthfulness. " tool! .is unquestionably injuri- ”the baking powder is wholly posed in the prooess of bread A careful study of theicher‘n lining-s and physiological action of gradients of baking powders to the conclusion that, while as a ey are not generally regarded holesorne, all of them are 061 ‘ able in that they introduce into e 'eventy-six brands of baking examined seven were adulter t): plaster (gypsum) and one 11 more than one- quarter of its " of bowd‘é‘red tale and tremoiite rial used for "filling" in well lit thirty'vtwo per cent of the dif brands or 0 am of tartar on the " are varlo sly adulter'ated with alum and phosphates. llkipowder," advertised as a sub- s for eggs. is prepared from ‘ ed milk- and consists chiefly of Hdd and powdered casein. fllnzlhar Carbon" consists chiefly ”iiblt (66 per cent.) and a coaitar probably Bismark brown with n _ ‘oamphor. 1 great interest are the analysis of for table use, sold in bottles 1: All the different brands which 1be found in Connecticut have hemiéally exarnlndd. The set- analyses included twenty -llvc es of Connecticut glound waters. .gfonr springs and one well. Of silty-live samples eleven WEN ' and fourteen sh’ov‘ed some mi 6609 of past Contamir.1atlon All can emigrated pies, but up red“ to ave 1 been dutlsfactorliy purified in the nut- process of filtration and kids- ‘ to which the watci‘ had be only It is not safe to conclude how ' that samples thlten under other lllmis would in all cases give as esults. \A writer showing past ’ifiation Is to be regarded with clan, though it need not neces- l? be condemned for use. Indeed “ .such water derived from wells in dilly use. 1 bother a given writer wing a moderate contamination 's . ly to be injurious to mono using it. . only be decided from a considera- of the analysis in connection with ' surroundings of the source from 'loh it come. If this be such that :v'Iater is excused to the least dir- water should be purchased for use if there is any suspicion of rity. Fortunately the hills of hooticut furnish many normal ' - Md there is no need or excuse '8. sun spring water which is , Duo 0 fthe samples of ”or- i." '1 oil" water is similar- in com- ‘ iv -1 to the effluent from sewage boot. it is practically sewage oil notified at the time the 1 _ was taken, but likely» at any to be its ddngerous as unpurlfied .4 4 station report the names of brands of foods which were ex- re given and those found A are in a table by them- .80 that it is easy at a glance '11 1 are 0 see which brands are bills on which have been ..1liliiltm _ ' rt 'will he dmailed free to 11 of this state~ln 1061: All son's tone of cattle. soon to?” dish " drop: 16001168 Sella“ Other knew me and found 1 had left my purse - any threatened attack of pneumonia - son. Can you recollect any quotation - of any kind? _ woman sees lutho face of another. lutwwb‘o apply for it to you charge me 86 cents when the sign ' niturul station. New Haven, says Tirol-elm 11:1th 16' cents?" itir confirm“: floodlit h‘tokruu w a was an we can' pop the strain of“ active life within weak stomach: neither can ‘we stop it the stomach cannot digest enough food to keep the body stmngl- such a precaution as Kodoi Dyspepsia. Ours should be used. it digests what you set and it simply can’t help but do you good. 0. C. Sti lilo awe-W Memlrrs-4‘ii'lo stop crying. iilthel. You never hear me crying when my hair is combed. 1 flinch-e“!!- but your h-hair ain't h-hltehed to your h-head like m-mlne is. 1 ' Like bad dollars, all counterfelts of DeWitt’l Witch Hazel Salve are Worth less. The original quickly cures plies. acres and all skin diseases. G. C. Stillson. ‘ ‘ 1 "You have never known the pangs of poverty!" he exolalmed bitterly. The helress' eyes softened, though liquid to begin with. 11 “indeed i have." millions warmly, "i went to. a bargain sale where no one at home," ~. LA GRIPPE QUICKLY OURED. in the winter of 1898 and 1899 1 war taken down with a severe attack of what is called La Grippe." says F. l. Hewett. a prominent druggist of Win field, ill. 'fThe only medicine I ‘used was two bottles of Chamberlain Cough R medy. It broke up the cold and sic ad the coughing like magic. and I have never since been troubled with Crippe.” Chamberlain's Cough Remedy can always be depended upon to break up a severe cold and ward off it is pleasant to take, too which makes it the most desirable arid one of the most popular preparations in use for these ailments. For sale by George C Stilison, South Norwalk. E. P. Weed. Norwnlk. Mrs. Goodsoui isympathetlcally)~— i suppose that yorr've had a pretty hard life Faking Freddie—Yes. indeed, mum! Fer t‘ree years i wuz de Ossified Man in a dime museum. Reports show a greatly increased death rate from throat and lung troub les, due to the prevalence of smut). pneumonia and grippe. We advise the use of One Minute Cough Crrre in all of these difficulties. it is the .only harmless remedy that gives immediate results. Children like it. C. C. Still son. Professor—Mr. Drone. i am astonish— ed that you cannot remember any of the quotations called for in today's les- Student‘Yes. sir: "Any fool can ask questions." . ~— Recent experiments show that all classes of foods may be completely digested by a preparation called Kod- oi Dyspepsia Cure. which absolutely digests what you eat. As it is the only combination of all the natural digest ants ever devised the demand for ii G. C. Stllisou has become enormous. Hearts may be attracted by assumed qualities. but the affections can only be fixed and retained by those that are real. George C. Stilleon, South Norwaik. and E. P. Weed. Norwalk, the drug glsts. will refund your money if you are not satisfied after using Chamber laln's Stomach and Liver Tablets They cure disorders of the stomach biliousness. constipation and headache Price, 26 cents. Samples free. Sitting ill 11 draught probably sup- plies nrust of the ills that flesh in air to. SAVED A BOY’S LIFE. Mrs. Captain H. Hubbard. of Mil ford.1Del.. says: “Brazilian Balm sev ed my boy’s life. He began just like t e one we lost with croup. We gave h m a few doses. He quickly dropped to sleep, and was all right in the morn- ing. For sale by R. H. Plaieted and F. H. Baxter. Despair is the blighted fruit of hope; Happy is the man who owns rrothlng rrrrd whom no one owes. For the weakness and prostration following grippe. there is noth'rrg m prompt and effective as One Minute Cough Cure. This preparation is highly endorsed as an unfailing romt edy for all throat and lung troubles, and its early use prevents consump tion. it was made to cure quickly. 0 C. Stillson. A wrinkle is the iirrlt thing one m”...- Therc is always danger in oounterfelts of Dertt’o itch Hazel alive. The original in a s to and cor- taincure for piles. It is a soothing and healing salvo for sores and all skin diseases. 0. C. Stillson. A sharper-is probably emailed be cause he is less blunt than other men. HOW TO OUR! THI- GRIP. Romain quietly at horns and take Chmhoriain’ I Cough Remedy as dir. acted end 11 quick recovery is sure to follow. That remedy counteracts any tendency .of the grip to mutt in pnouu monia, which is really the only serious danger. 1 Among the tens of thousands who have used it for the c“ not one case has ever been roller that ltdrd using not recover. For uleibyclsor o. adlloon‘.‘ South Norwck liti’. sod. I ' 11 ‘ "now is it '1 asked the victim.”ti1ut till and Medicinal Cattle . to the amount of 63. 26 making the Morris Pa Tracey basil fthe sonic Cash Grocery al‘lo'nrpluy'. anneal visited Prosecuting Attorney soon. yesterday and entered a complaint against Arthur G. Coggswell oi Noun» ck alleged to have dwindled Mr. Trace out of 621. 76 by worth on check. 6%slwci ones. at Tracers store, on b'rucry 9. and aftiir talking a few minutes. asked If Tracey could accommodate him by cashing a check for a small amount Tracey had known Coggsweii several years, when the latter was employed in Neugstuuk and Union City. and sup posed that he was perfectly honest He paid the amount. 618. 60. without hesitation. The check .was made out to the order of Arthur C. Coggswell on the City National bank. of Bridgeport the name of the signer being Charles A. Youngs. The check reached Trac- ey. Monday, with protest fees added total 62175.1t is thought Uoggswell resides in Bridgeport at the present t me. W That the proper authorities should put a stop to saloon keepers selling liquor to minors is realized more and more each day A base of Juvenile do pravity came to light in Bridgeport last evening. A lad of thirteen sum mers was seen reeling through the streets. He was arrested and locked up for the night. He said that his name was Johnnie Reynolds._and that he resided with his widowed mother. Mrs. Rose Reynolds, 1,871 North ave one. The county cummissloners would do wall to revoke the license of the place where the liquor was pur- chased. The Demourats in Bridgeport are up in arms over the proposed charter amendment as compiled by the Repub iican machine in that city. A bill has been presented to the Legislature glv~ ing the mayor of Bridgeport power 1‘to appoint most all the important officers of the city. The second in the series of public Democratic meetings was held last night. It was a very enthus» iastic affair. There was much discus- sion relative to the changes. it was the sentiment of those present that a committee of twenty-five cltirens go to Hartford and oppose the proposed amendments. The three-roasted schooner General S. E. Merwin. of New Haven. has not been heard from since February 4 when she sailed from Boston for Hampton Roads, Va.. with a light can go for ballast. She was in charge of First Mate Rutlege. Captain Rules. the master of the vessel being sick at his home in Providence. As she has now been out twenty-three days on a trip that would consume ordinarily but five days. Mr owners are seeking informa- tion about her. it is thought probable that she was blown off her course dur. ing the recent severe westerly gales. The Railroad Commissioners in Hartford. yesterday. developed a sharp fight between counsel for the New Haven road and the Connecticut Boil way & Lighting Company. on the peti- tion of the Bridgeport Traction Com- pany. Mr. Bobbins. for the New Hov- on road. combstted fiercely the rennin tion of the Connecticut Railway 4': Lighting Company. which was sprung on the committee. The stand taken by Mr. Robbins is the first in the long fight that is expected between the two corporations. Williunr Wright. white. assaulted Phoebe Vaughn. colored. in Bridge- port, iast night. breaking the fifth and sixth ribs of her right side. The man was released from jail yesterday, hav- ing been caught fr: n roll. He called on the Vaughn woman and wanted to know why she didn't secure his re‘ lease. Some angry words were ex- changed, which resulted In Wright throwing the woman on the floor and kicking hcr'. Notices were posted in all deport- morrts of the Shetuokot Cotton Mills Company rrt Gr'oenville, yesterday. that there will be a ten per cent. reduction in the wages after March 4. The rea son uiven for the reduction is that market price of the goods are so low (but it was either necessary to in- arrgrrrntc a general reduction of wages or sirrrt the mill down entirely. About five hundred hands are affected. Shelton produces 11 man who was made 11 voter under one name and who was married under another. When a small boy his parents died. He went to live with his uncle and took the lniter’e name. When he got married he was asked. what right ire had to use his uncle‘s name. He could show no papers of adoption, so was com- pelled to use his father‘s name. The name of the man is withheld. in the Superior Court yesterday. lodge Rorabrrck granted a bill of divorce in the somewhat fumoul suit of Mrs. Flora l.. Wallace. of Meridon, v11. William B. Wallace, of Walling- ford. iier. husbands suit lgailllt George 6' Clark, of Morideu, for dam- ages of 66. 000 for alleged lllenatlon of his wife‘s affections in still pending. m Bank. of Hartford. deny that they were on certain fire proof construction com- pany of New York which went into bankruptcy. The bani: says there ll no truth in the statement. Rev, 'W. Y. lAthrop. now of North Haven Church. has accepted the call to become the outer oil the Shelton Jongrentionai Church- He will eom‘ mence, his duties'the first of April. Ma Rudolph Lnircubncb. prominent Main street tailor in Bridgeport. has shipped town. Hit creditors are In: ions to know his whereabouts. Mum JILLO. THI le Dulll'l'. elem all the family. Nor no : Dr M lira - Wm‘ "But you haven't first class hair." replied the harbor- -. . 1 Po: purring l . 1 The officers of the PhIenix National ' creditors to the amount of 613. 686 of . ‘ r‘ i URI!“ 1 WM mlhulmllllllpopll. Dhlwmlhudofthcmldifilprom ‘Dbl'tll’l‘ltluyl 600 AND 61.09 AT ALL ancestors. B. P. JACKQQN-&COANL Chaplin. .HJNDIANAPOLIA. lNDlANA. ‘3 no LIMIT. NO Reserve. Jeweler and Optician. 80 Washington St., So. Norwalk. Consumption. 0on Thing on Earth That Cures Asthmc. wauililldinuingicec‘u. Cutt- ‘l “808686de «refills whole system. whether it elitist H Lingo. unmuelmwbm. ) Killl the arr-pioneers. till m “lawmakers-airmail“ This is to induce those who WILL REMOVE APRIL lat TO UMTED BANK BUILDING MAKING A1 SPECIALTY OF TIE OH'ICAL AND WATCH REPAIRING BUSINESS‘ 4 ALL GOODS WILL BE WARRANTED AS REPRESENTED. SALES: Afternoons. at 2:30; Evenings, at 7:30. Continuing Until All is Sold. :3 BRA ILIAN BALM FOR 25 CENTS. A'l‘rlll Bottle of this Wonderful Remedy, outlining 50 Dom. on D. obtained of Druggisu for only 86 CENTS. love! and BRAZILIAN BALM to by it now. Can: a Cold in One Night. Guaranteed to Cure Any Cough. Cum Worst Kind of Bronchitis. Cum Worst Group in a Few Minutes. 1 cures Sore 'l'hi'oiltp and [donated Tensile. Only Positive Cure for Quick Kills the Catarrh Microlx and Cures in One Month. Commencing Saturday, March 2d, 1901 My entire STOCK will be sold at PUBLIC ADCTION regardless of COS'l‘. PRICE OR VALUE WATCHES, CLOCKS. GOLD RINGS, CHAINS. CHARMS, STERLING SILVER NOVELTlE-S. 511er name WARE, KNIVES Forks. TABLE AND TEA SPOONS. TORS, BERRY DISHES, BUTTER DISHES. SYRUP JUGS, TANKARDS, WATER PITCHERS. TEA srrs, ETC. -:- -:- LADLES CAS I mean business. every article will be SOLD AT YOUR OWN PRICE. A Life Time Chance. W Aluirnir’ ocmmmdomndcimwm potions-1mm Mahatma” ”looser-ll 6:.118 4 P. DTAMPOND HANDED. . 1i; 1.14 ,..... Horace ii. mNaslr Oornen blot-til lllin and West Street! HORSE3 TO SUiT EVERYBODY W we save resin course or ran can-noon EVERY raw pars. M. TARLOV CONNECTICUT TURNPIKE. sort:- tome Dailll Freiahi ' Line 8 O UNToflfieEnwuglK-H A I. K new “roam our on sonwanrr. when}: AND moan. Leave Norwslk 6 9.111. Leave South Norwalk 6 p. or. Leave New York. Pier 23.16am River. Beekmln Street. 3 9. 1n. erase 398'? m You wont-yours”: 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 & 00.. ' Successors to B. Elma. Coal Yard and once Wlter street. Branch 018cc corner Washington lnd lain streets. South Norwelk. Conn. Telephone Clll, 81-5. My N. Y. N.H.&H.R.R. TIMETABLE. h In effect obtained 2. use. on...“ LEAVE BOUTH NORWALK FOR le YORK.l5 A. Dir—18: 681. 4: 56x. 6:461. 6: ll. 6: 66 7: 18, 7:64. .8'16x. 8:081. 8: 86 8266101881. 10:40.11:86x. P. M.——l8:6fix. 1: ll, 8: 86k, 8:04. 3: 21:. 4. 07. 4. 60:. 6: 88. 6: 66:. 6' 41, 7: 56!, 8:11. 10: 80 SUNDAYS. A. M.——18:68:.4:o§x. 6:46x. 8: 06. P. 1(.:-6 813.6: 68, 6:66:.1:20.1010. 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