I‘ll
i to urchin Bridgeport .
wore held during
afternoon.” Min
H oven. presid-
Miasr bonnie l...
ficorronpontling soc
RAtwator. of New
socrptdry. were
ck, of India. who
' tint or her experi—
‘ hilltop lands. The following
are looted for the canning
tie-président.
Bridgeport; illrs Henry
‘ Haven; Mrs. it‘. R. Biotin
‘ Mrs Elinor Artnstiong.
J‘ l’ Mrs. George Cutten. Now
pondlng secretary. Mro.
ins. ‘Merltlen; recording
This Funnic ll. Atwato“
{if it. trouutiror. M113. A. i.
‘w Haven; nHHiutnnt ticaHu.‘
Haywood New Haven. Two
and titty dclei, ntcn wore in at
Municipal Judges‘ Association
uncticnt. met‘ yesterday after
"Hartford. The officers of the
‘ President
Ishop. of New Haven. and Soc.
go Arthur PerklnH. of Now
inmittoe consisting of
.E. C. Dowd. of New lid
. A. Lyman ol' liaiitoid
1111:0111th to in coral to the boob;
,auch matters on rccolvcd thc
-. ' of thonssociatlon. Many nint
discussed, among them bciug
l! alternative senators and the
ailment of a rofoim school f01
“Who committee ans Instl'ilCtefi
onto before the (omnnttco 0n
atltutions the establishment of
m Schobl it was decided that
Hire meeting» be held the not
' sday in Deccmhci‘ instead of in
990m, a‘s hor‘otofmc no as to on
111 no association to proscnl to tho
. 0.1 assembly Huch mattcrH as to
' it‘sj Support
e ‘licleton of a man was found ‘111
\ Wanda on Long Mountain. about
1’ 011168 from New Milford. yestct
.p'ftlal‘noou. by George Ferris. a
(I. hopper. r‘crris was cutting on
mbot" when be com.- ntross tho
ere was nothing left but the
900003110 the honest. it is believed
body has been oxposod to the
a lot a your or more 'l‘hc
lit) y Wits taken from the mountain to
Mn tt's undertaking rooms. the
othllig was frozen stiff and there was
thing to indicate who tho mop VV .1s
,thought that possibly it is tho
it ‘zPolandm who (llsitppez‘ttcti
1191213110 H12 had been cut-
‘a man named Newton. and
ill thing. The head 1(0ch 011' VV non
ertaker attcmptcd to 111150 ill(‘
‘ There is nothinl" to indlcair
lvo
committee on appropi 1.1
ns taken suddenly and setimts-
. . t the capitol ycntoiday. He
immediately iomovod to tho ofl‘u -.-
8 plate comptrollci when» two
attended by Di. l’tott. a repro
tatlve from 'l‘o1‘1i‘ngton. l-liH sick-
was due to an unuHually Hcv‘ctc
Illicit of a noivous alicction of thc
Jh‘lp companicd .hy heart wcttkucss
‘ tl' ‘vo cause iodine greatest anxloty
late but he hogan to imptovc
Wthilly under medical tit-ntmcnt.
,e railroad commission in Hart-
yostorday afternoon listcucd to. .
“llllmber of prominent citizens on 5m
0001 uestlons rclating to Si,l'(‘0l. roil-
T. . McKcnzic. of Southiuiz-
,‘ poke n favor of the petition to
19.0 the trolleys untior tho pi‘escnt tall
#990 cominlssiouctH. .ludgc (loam. of
ill by requested that thc heating 1,.)
til 'a bill was drafted. «invoiin
. . - ts asked. 1011- l icutcnani Gov-
_. ‘0 James I). lie-well. of Now l-lavon.
' ed for the bill. and opposed pul-
the trollion undct‘ a Hoparalc com-
‘sion.
1A young Hon (.1 Abraham lC‘tcnlan.
g at 33 R0110. Htioot Now ”own.
313‘ foldlly buincd. yesterday afici
fillbll at his homo. The boy had hocn
1i: alone in tho ltoui-ic wltll1" lili
flier wont out shopping. and it. 111
phoned that he played with matchon
‘90 not his clothim. on 1111-. Ho was
lily burncd whcn hclp arrlvcd.
i“ ‘ he cannot rooovor. 'l‘hc finmoH
"which-communicatod to tho 110th
7111 put otit aftor causing slight. dum-
. l'oiglii. train on tho Control Vor-
load was dct‘ailotl at Stair Lino.
ho Boundary lit-twoun thin Hittit-
‘Mhnllachuuotto, ycniordny. the on-
;l'miriicon corn and thc cnbooHo
‘ tho truck. chorttl curs Wi‘l'l)
. but all tho train linnds oxi-
ininjttrod. A brokou rail .wuo
9.080 of tho accident. 'l‘rnflir. on
. and won dolaycd for over two
. 'ivlintll a crow until. from thin city
‘ lenrod away tho wroclo-i.
conspicuous for tholr cuccons in
- il‘titra of buntneso in this stair
rodent as tho guests of the New
, «Baninons Mon'o Association at
youth nnnnnl honouot which
ti in the Tontine dining rooms.
ing. The State Business
r'g‘nnizntiou was well represent
.4-..
hiluai banquet of tho Stamford
.1 'l‘rado was bold last night of
fusion Hotel with covers laid
Hon. Samuel ll‘osuendcn octod
hitter. Bpeochon were made
‘- “Cotonou”. «ix-Mayor Bolton
WU-
; 11011 of. Abraham Flt-1min. '
nous street. New Huron,
ur all yesterday" it“
‘ like our lztm .
Til that. h
. Day. Will and 1002.
h‘odii-fihopping. and it to 8011po
pit. ad with matches and set
bill clothi “pf-o Tihzfire. lie was so badly
burnt-"d ‘whén old help arrivedthat
ho died later 01.th New Haven lion-
pliul. Tho flames communicated to
tho house 1...: wero'. put out after onus
111g alight damoge‘
Trouble is threatened by the strike
of the omployoon of. the Mystic Voivot
Mill and the efforfs of the manage-
ment to run the mill With new help.
hoist evening a party of twenty-five
striking opetatlvos wont to the mill at
closing time-and escorted the now
workmen to their homes and boarding
pluccs. many of tho Htrlkcrs carrying
banners.
Chinlco tiltity the twoivo-ycar-oid
8011 of \Iicltacl Ginty. a butter living
at llanbu‘ry foil beneath a froighi train
on ihc Highland division of tho Nc.\
York. New Haven and Hartford road.
vostcrdny hilt-1110011 and both his foot
worc crushod so badly that it was nor
canary {01 tho doctois to illllllllillil}
lhcm
'l‘lic. wrcutlcr. Georgi- Baptlnic._ who
itchicvcd counidot‘nblo faiuo iii his ho it
with tho “'l‘crriblo Turk,“ in St. Louis.
ten days ago. has brought. suit for
divorce against Mrs. Nellie ilnptlHtc. or
Meadows End. Milford. They won.
married loss than a your ago ill Mll-
ford. at tho home of bar mothcr. Mrs
Churn-H Nottloton
l1‘l1‘c at \l’nroltouuo Point, yostorduy
(li-‘Stl‘i'lji'l‘tl a dotiblc tcuctnont. hotisto
owned by Moser. Morrcll 11nd Snydor.
who Occupicd it. 'l‘ltc iiro caught
through a defective 11110. and council 1.
loss of $2.500. ’l‘hc house was insured
for $000. 'l‘hc fainilicH Havcd only
clothing. '
Lorenzo Nash. sovettty-Hcvcti. out: of
the oldest and best known llcmocrntit.‘
politicians in Litchiiold county. dicd
at his home in Winchester Ccntcr. you»
tcrdny. from the effects of a fractured
hip. Mr. Nash is Hurvivod by a widow,
two dnugthtcrs and :1 son.
'i‘hc Judiciary commtttoo lino-nod
.V'ustcrtlay afternoon. lfi Hartford.
to
the bill that propobcs to rcstorv Witt,»
plug as a pcnnlty for Wile lit-atom.
trumps who use riolonco. otc. Thu-o
was a long debate 011 the quotation
lion. Whitelnw Rcid dolivet'cd iiic
socoud and last in the scrics of tho
lsoac Bromloy court-lo ltt Now Huron
last night. He took for subject. “News-
papers as They Should Bo." ’i‘ltc. dis-
course was interesting throughout.
Billy Jacki-.1011. of=Wi|lin1antlc. and
Billy Currens. of Holyoko, MASS. mot
at Baltic inst night. for a ill-round go
at 128 pounds. Jackson won in the
fifth round with it right hand swing on
the law
Thc Witylhain’ County 1‘oproH1-11t..-
tivos mot in Hartford. ycHtcrdny 110111
and votcd to lcvy 11 county tax of .1111-
mill on the grand lint lust coniplcicd
to pay the notcs on bonds falling dut-
April 1.1001.
TO RELIEVE DARIEN.
Hearing Upon Proposed Bill Relating
To Burial of Soldiers.
'l‘ho Comnilttcc on Military Affairs
consldored in Hartford. thrcc. hills. ro-
hurtling tho burial of dccousod rol-
diors. uroction of headnfonoH. otc
(‘tbloncl lit-111V (‘.l\ior1;an picncntotl 1.
“.llllsliillit‘ bill.1cvl3ing tho inn and
its Huth-oucnt autondmontn. llo oh-
jccictl to thc' proposed bill. it. ll. No.
17.3. which will multo tho Hlato burr
Holtllci‘u who 1111- not roamcutu of Con-
11c1.iicui and proof lictulHioncH at tlit‘li‘
gruvcn. H1.- nuid that thcrc wcrc only
two or tl111>1~ (‘lltll‘fl in Illl‘ utato to which
tho bill would apply. and thoHc. could
hc rcacltt-d by Hpcclul chaotinltttt.
innitranco (Tonnniosloucr Scoilcltl
fttrot'od tho bill which rollcvca tho
town of Dut'lcu of the but'tlcti of prov~
inc; that a L-toldior dying in that town,
at lt‘ltch'n Homo. in without ostatc. (dc...
and roo‘ttlroo tho Huporinlciidcnl of tho
llomc to furnish ilic (lain and to col-
lcct. ilio Sill. from tho Main and pay :1
to tho town, and alHo to makc arraugo
montu for tho Hidic Iit‘adstotic. llc
fluid that Homo Tlitiillil bail lll'ltlt‘ll b.-
lwccn tho Hclt‘cimcn of button and thc
Holdlmu‘t iioupilal llourd. rogmding
burials of 1111.111 who did at. tho homo.
.' 'l‘rcnstiri‘r lit-ll. of thc town or 11113-
lct1. also favorcd tho hill. Colour-l
Moi‘lzati'tt only objoctlon to tho bill wan
that it transferred tho burdon of proof
from the aoloctmon to the Hupcrintcnt‘i-
out of tho Home. lie nuggostted that
the Spanish War soldiers. those now
in sorvlcc 1n tho Philippines on voltm-
tccrn 11nd soldier: of the regular armv.
‘bt' included in the provision of tho law
1111 to burial and ltendutono. llo unit]
that n‘greot mnny hotlion of Holdicrn
residents of this ntdto. sci-ring in the
Philippines. arc brought homo and tho
state- lnw doon not pnovltle for tltch‘
burial or the erection of 11 hondntoru'i.
The committco will probably report
a substitute monstiro.
Senator 8 A Cooper, Eighteenth
llintrlci optiontcd in favor of homo
11171101151200 to tho Soldiorti’ Hospital
Board for tho coiohrntion of Memorial
tit Fitch dilutin-
We mm '
"Why do no not: tho Lord to alw- 11-
Ppitch ill our daily Motto?" tom ill:-
mutiny-reboot teacher of a mall on
pl! " more wt: won 1
crown? with the 0th“
than ittTwlt stints
. ”A”... »w-~~
'Lon‘o salon for 11 Pout-OM11» “Carib-
educnanllnm the Grant Oharnc- ‘
'torlntlcePrccodonoo the Moot
.. Distinguishing Trait.
Door Old (.‘onnoctlcut: ' When we
first landed bore we laughed till no
orird of the «bunny littio- oars. With
their infantile utiuonk. that represent
travel In the British Empire. they
look. oh! thoy look like the first cars
.. ‘evor made—4111c those we saw at the
world's fair-win the the history of rail~
roads—aiming the first ones ofrtho line,
and moth-1n (incl-i. coming down to the
Nelson: tiny. Such antiquity!- Of
course We ltnvc been in them before,
and have been also proportionahly
shocked in our progressive nationality
--but only Honing thorn 'occanionnlly
ono forgets, and no there in still room
for omttncutont. A little later,. stein
ping out from the hotel to post some
iettoru. Vvo ouuulred for the office. A
man said 1th tip there. So Just-up
there we wont; no office. On and on
for several blocks. still no perceptible
pontotlico. Making another enquiry,
We .vcro told. oh. you have passed it.
it is several blocks down. BACK we
wont. and when: do you think We found
11 HtlbllUlliOiIlif‘ of tho grout British
l‘l'l’llllilc in London? 111 a. grocery
Htot‘ol n gi‘occty store! The nation’s
mall. prcsumably perfumed with salt
fish. cinnamon and cloves. Now i must
(blow on sonto of our English cousins
excellencien. in the first place. they
aic tilt‘ clcanost pooplc to he found.
This most oxc client t1 all runs through
cvcry dopnitmcttt of lifc. Belglniiing
with poi uonnl clcnullnooo, it oxtondn to
tholr houses and ovorvthiun in them.
'l‘nhlo and bod linen and all toilette.
tippotuiuwuti‘. are absolutely spotless.
'l‘ltcn tbcy arc thorough; everything is
good and strong and sound. 'l‘hc Il(‘tl-
clothua and towclu arc most onormouu.
Tho he‘d-room furniture in also on 11
grand scale. Thoir cooking is also
\'t‘l'_\‘ good. with tho ottc exception of
coh‘oe. which wc find very few know
anything about: on this sidc of tho wu-
tor.
if i should be 1111211110 what i consid-
croil tho most distinguishing trait 01
tho English i would any pt‘ecodoncc.
'l‘his fillilh‘ tltcni in links of iron. like
thc 11111 of tho Moth-H and Persians.
that chitngcth not. What has been in
what must how-homun- it has been.
’I‘liolr rcnsoning fncultlou slop whcn
procodt-ucc i1: rcachctl. For instanc.\
nu [tinglishiuan‘H back is always rotd
hccuuso ho hover will have nuythinlg
but a gvntc iirc in his houHc. when. if
it wasn't. for tho stoppage. of his roan-
oniitg l'nculticu. he would one it was
boilcr and liculiliict‘ to be warm on all
Him-H. and have hot air in his: human.
So. also, it would in llottcr to 1mm
(“it"s lilo :1an in :1 rutlwny our. than
to ho lochcd 11p to bc murderod——oul
ho always has bccu. so he always must
ho. mut'dcr or no murder. 80. also
whore not‘csnitlcs exit-if for all. provi-
sion iH mode for 11ono~oxcoot latciy
in some distant carriage. toilette 111‘
rangomonts linvc. boon instituted. One
tools as if travelling with some of tho
barbarians nntccoding the middle ages.
it would chrcoly seem 118 though BIICII
a stoic of things could oxlst in a nation
whonc court in dashing out Ill ouch
leotulol. The day Edward VII opened
Pni‘li.1111ct1t ho was drivcn in a gold
coach which cost $7.000, (11' $35,000
'l‘hcro wot-c cighi cronm colot‘cd horses
and ot..ridcrs in gold laco. etc. But all
thin. I Huppooo. you burn road about
in thc papers.
1 until only glvc you it little of Lon-
don '.l()\‘.‘ as “‘4‘ arc going to Paris. and
coming back to London latcr. lt in
Ho today and smoky thorc now. “'1‘
wnnlcd to got into 11 puror atntosphcrc.
Wc crosnvtl tho clinniiol of Now llnvcn
to lllt‘llpt‘l'. and found tho waft-rs calm
:1 -: Loni: island Sound. W1- brokc .110
journcy to Paris by stopping in Nor-
mundy and giving a couplo of (law to
lioucn, looking up its wonderful old
cutlicdrnl and tho many antiquitioo 01
this old world town.
l-lcrc arc many ntt‘ccin of tho mid-
dlc lacs, narrow and wintling—v—huilt
thus that iltcy could not bc fired
tlu‘outzh--~-111.1 Hitlowalk. and tho ntroot
Hlantlnn' down to a gutlcr In tho “mid-
tllc. ’l‘hoi‘c wo 1-0in man and women
with wooden shoes. which tlioy put on
whon thcy go out of the house. and
tako off when tboy go in. Man and
wonit‘ti. that is tho working pcoplo. (to
about without nothing on their heads
oxccpt sonic maid.» who wcnr white
rapt-i. i could wrlto volumes of the
hiutory of this land. ovory foot of
which in crowdod with mcmorlon of
tho punt. Thiavlocnlity hits been in-
habitod for airou~tho Keith-.111 trlboa
ltuvinlz built their liutu along tho rivor
bun at lioucn in tho down of history.
'l‘lu- next day brought an to Paris
and my following lottor wlll bu from
tho guy capital.
In C. W.
Mo...“ m
FISH COMMISSIONERS REPORT.
w..—
Submlt Their Finding in the Bouthport
Oyltor Ground Illinois.
The Shell ll‘lsh‘ Commissioners mttdo
thoir report yesterday afternoon to the
(ionorol Asuombly on the matter of the
tliuptttod oyster grounds off Bonthport
(‘lnlmod by fire firm of Tollmodno o
hyonn. of south Norwoik. and also by
tiu- 11mm. Tho commissioners. after
hcuritig much evidence on the contra
voruy. docldod to submit the matter to
tho .l.s-.m~ml1ly. although certain that tho
uroliittln in question are within ..19 Jar
isdlotlon of the state. '
The: property is vnlusd at about 910.-
1100 by Tnllmnduo 9. Lyon.
'l‘ho roport carrrlou with lt“tho
rt-commondution of the commission
that lit-lion ho taken by tho llozlsia
luro. which will dothrmlno tho future
nwnt'rl‘illlli of the oyster grounds in
duration and provbut ftirtlior dloputot
among iliv.‘ odour-11
it in prohibits that the General on
ism-.13. mill matte Nome recommends
‘iionn to the pitiful .r Senora! no to the
tutti coo: «aura.
ll .
Poultiely ;
htilinlt...
ought ii it
WILL REMOVE APRIL 15! TO UNITED BANK BUILDING
MAKING A SPECIALTY OF THE OPTICAL AND
WATCH [REPAIRING BUSINESS:
«.0le x..._
Gammenalng Saturday, March 211, 1901,
J entity . _
{1.0.
,
My entire STOCK will behold at PUBLIC AUCTION regardless of cosr. PRICE on VALUE.
3 M: Mi 3:1 NO LIMIT NO RESERVE
WATCHES, CLOCKS. GOLD RINGS, CHAINS.
CHARMS, STERLING SILVER NOVELTl-ES.
SILVER PLATED WARE, KNIVES. FORK-S,
TABLE AND TEA SPOONS. LADLES, CAS-
TORS, BERRY DISHES, BUTTER DISHES.
SYRUP JUGS, TANKARDS, WATER PITCHERS.
“YAI‘I
o
A
9...:
TEA SETS, ETC. -:~ ~:- -:.
omer
I mean business, every article will be SOLD AT YOUR OWN PRICE. A Life Time Chance.
ALL GOODS WILL BE WARRANTED AS REPRESENTED,
. ‘r. SALES: Afternoons. at 2:30; Evenings, at 7:30. Continuing Until All is Sold.
r- 2
Hoyt.
Jeweler and Optician,
80 Washington St., So. Norwalk.
FOR 25 CENTS.
i“
‘ maimed Ton-lit.
l) ;1
a. F. 1.11ch%. 4; co... mg. Chemists,
his or
A Trill Bottle of this Wonderiul Remedy, containing 50 Doses. can In
obtained of Druggists for only 25 CENTS.
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 Group in a Few Minutes.
Cores Sort Throat and Ulccrated Tamils.
Only Positive Core for Quick Consumption.
only Thing On Earth
That Cores 1911......
Never has failed in "lost. an. . Gou-
ontoed to take Grippe out of the what.
m. whetim it union in Luau.
Kidneys or clan-Micro. . ,
Kill. the Streptococu. the (cm
which intents the atomuch causing 11ml... -
Thin In to induce than 10110
l i
ii
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Iiiii‘ii'ii
Effect of nation
Truchin or wind, p0.
Kills the Catarrh Microbe and Cores' in One Month. S _* ,
" A190 koala the “crunch. made raw and ulcerated 0y instituting til.
poulon «tank virus. Com :11 (em or microilo discus». nu com!
um um: 11 million peopl‘c. it in 100 yam iliu'd of the medléil prom-ion Don’t fall to try ll.
500 AND $1.00 AT ALL DRUGGISTS
INDIANAPOLIS. INDIANA.
STEAM AND GAS
FITTING it
STAMFORD NANGII.
-.. . . .
Horaoeli. Nash.
' collie.- Nm‘mto “ ' ‘
and Wow-tron ~
HORsES
TO SUIT EVERYBODY.
WE HAVE THEM COMING BY Till
CAR-LOAD EVERY FEW DAYS.
W
M.rARL¢v.
CONNECTICUT TURNPIKE.
South Nor-walk.
Dailii Freight Line
Between
NORWALK,
SOUTH NORWALK
limpelloro "’ ‘
CITY OF NORWALK.
VULCAN AND EAGLE.
Leave Norwalk 5 p. in. Leave South
Norwalk 6 11.111. Learn New York,
Pier 23, East River. Beekinan Street,
3 p. m. .
LEHIGH DON’T LIE
w.
You want your coat dalivered 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 hare.
IRVING LOCKWOOD & Con
successors to B. Harris.
Coal Yard and Office Water street.
Branch Office corner Washington and
Main streets. South Norwalk, Conn.
Telephone Call. 31-5.
N. Y. N.H.&H.R.R.
TIMETABLE.
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In .0694 Dnember 2. 1900.
«a-..
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
WYORK.
A. lids-12253;” 4:55x, 5:451. 6:15.
6:55 7:13. 7:54. 8‘10x. 9:08x. 9:39
9:56, 10:22x. 10:40. 11:36x.
P. M.~12:65x. 1:11. 2:253, 3:04.
3:21x. 4:07, 4:50x. 0:33, 5:55x, 8:41.
7:56x, 8:11. 10:20
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In}
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8:00x. 8:02. 9:00;, 10:02:, 10:04.
11:00:. 11:02.
P. M.——12:02. 1:04, 0:001, 8:02.
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6:02, 7:00. 8:00Xiq9lllil. 11:00:.
BU DAYS. ,
A. M.——12:02x, 6:00, 7:30, 10:02.
P. M.~6:00. 11:00.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
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11:43. . ,
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DANIUIY re 0007” NORWALK-
7:42.
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PHI”. ml‘lam
Sunday train-lo motion. 9: son.
11).; 7: 25 p. 111. um Dunbar], 9: 99
n. 111.: 0:10 o. 111.
An plum moron.
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