5115511115 . 1t which has come . lit along time, was air- City Court; this week 111 was a prisoner charg— . behindsly assaulting his \The ease was contlnued onda‘y morning. The W old under bonds of fiver ' man should be the of the whipping post. it is yHe is only thirty years of T; e‘ his mother is old and Nora olite‘nt with knock» down, he kicked her sev- mes, breaking four ribs. ans say that her condition “field The only reason for ashault was that York 5 moth- braided him for his wrong— _ ,. T he full penalty of the law d be meted out to this brute. e sooner the country is rid ttch scoundrels, the better. , names selected for the four jwarships are Connecticut. hington, Tennessee and L011- ,. and it is probable that 1! Will be commenced in a few ' n ths on them The fact that state is to have a first-class ship nani'ed for her is very at ying to the great mass of cit- 'ns. The protest against having minutive monitor named after 7 arried weight with it, and Connecticut which had the honor being one of the original thir Tit ' States of the Union will be itably recognized by this desig- atton of war craft. , , 011 Friday, March 8th, next at ' ...m there will he a hearing at Capitol Hartford, upon the [is 10w before the Legislature. .1 ve to increased lice11sejfees, 11 decreased number of licenses Higher license. with what that tecossarily involves. Is the mattel ' be discussed, and an opportun— y for those who believe that lie is an advantage to the state the local governments and' In- 11515515111 the higher rates, will 'an opportunity to advocate til measure. ' hea‘r periodically that the orities of Norwalk and the e are to collect a pole tax each year, but as yet no effort has been ade to do so. 111 Mississippi tilt- man who refuses to pay a pole tax ' 'disfranchised for two years. and not vote or serve on juries dur- that period, and yet. despite . gens in Mississippi who haw cted to pay this year. ‘5 --—-..--—-—-—---—-—-.—- " t is gratifying to note that the Nicaragua canal difficulties be- tween America and Great Britain ettled 111 Washington 111- Hd‘df 111 the British capital The tohragua canal question is of ' vital interest to this countr do any other in the worl and the probabilities are that the * erits of the controversy will not stlfier from any hearing according to its detail at our own national 6 New York Sun mourns he- .. e Admiral Cervera has ained .' Is promotion to vice- -adnnral in ‘ advance of Admiral Sampson hich moves the Waterbury Re~ blican to remark that it should it remembered that Admiral Cer- ra, although thrashed was press at the battle of Santiago. Ade miral Sampson wasnt. g...— ”WHAT OTHER EDITORS SAY. OommIIIIonerEvInI. . (Waterbury Republican.) l‘ 5111111111 never been 11 more ef- ‘ommissioner of pensions incumbent, Peary Clay. who is himsef a Union ,7 '11 thorough sym athy «his old comrades. A’ most I an the (lay of his acceptance of Rice, however, he has been niacd by disappointcd it he has refused to d1hob'ey ‘ and approve claims that one carefully-perm out the Bridg rt“ ‘ ' manta and their attorneys be- ‘ "i l :1 .0 \ were fraudulent or not proved by crgal evidence. The Win 11 Post. (Ansonlapgenfitlliéi. ) We know that all brutes ale owards; that fear of physical min or injury has more effect 011 hem than an appeal to theiI mor~ li sense. The lash appears to hem as an instrument of physical min 01 tortule, and the fear of it. would tend to keep their brutalf instincts in subjection." “ ‘ e hope’ :11 of Its provisions believing with Mr. l’earne that the courts may safely be trusted to use it only where other means would fail. A wreath of whlte asters lles About not that an a double crown. Whlla‘moat at the sleeves on the new nllk waIItI are like those on the wash waistsublllhopll Itlll you will notlce a good many [the Paquln 1leeven.The effect of t one hi a little more Many and there In eufllg‘ont de- Wnand for t om Ree pt dome time lonxer " You can ttIi‘n In old ordinary vim. waist. Into a‘ new venue velvet viola It you know how. ”You «who ,‘vo uttiwvo vet first, or. it It n't 11111111 mailing. you Just wet It orousllly 611 the on the rtaht 111119.111: maklnz your strokes all In one direction. result will be a very good Initiation tpanne. Where, I! no disposed one can matte n on do H1113” 111.1115 town make a house drew Inset the approval client. The 11111111151111 e In- Tina; tcrlor hII mouthing It Premier. a; foreign ndIl‘r tanned—mot Slightei tor ot chaotic. Bolton , of 09" WHAT WOMEN ARE coma. ‘ , the law will pass and a trial he giv. » the crown ofn blue and white straw . wrong side, and than Iron It carefully ‘ A home All!!! to one of the surmount 7 which less 11115111111: to put, and iv lle It taken a good deal 01 trlounlint co - of! the Ivonne woolen the II Sniper» . waive ones can he 11111111. client _ ~<ISECOND~ HAND'i All Makes. 61 CANNON STREET? BRIDGEPORR, CONN. WILL REMOVEAPRIL 151“".1'0 UNITED BANK amour. ‘ MAKING A SPECIALTY OF THE OPTICAL AND WA mar REPAIRING BUSINESS Gammon by Saturday. March 2d, 1901. My entire STOCK will be sold at PUBLIC AUCTION regardless of COST PRICE OR VALUE. NO LIMIT, NO RESERVE. A.- WATCHES, CLOCKS. GOLD RINGS, CHAINS, CHARMS, STERLING SILVER NOVELTIES. SILVER PLATED WARE, KNIVES. FORKS. TABLE AND TEA SPOONS. LADIES CAS- TORS BERRY DISHES, BUTTER DISHES SYRUP JUGS, .TANKA’RDS, * wATER PITCHERS. TEA SETS, ETC. .. 1. 1 mean 111.191.1115....“er article will be sow AT voun‘own puree. A Life Time Chance. ~ ALL GOODS WILL BE WARRANTED AS REPRESENTED. , SALES: Afternoons, at 2:30; Evenings, at 7:30. Continuing Until All isSold. Homer B. Hoyt Jeweler and Optician 80 Washington St., 511. Norwalk. 'lYl’EWRlTERSD $10.00 to $75.00. Machines Bought, Sold and bxcbanged. THE MARSHALL TTPEHRITER HXGHHHGE, Agent fo?' the Undenuoad Typewriter. -I. Mill ens. donfs ROYAL DUTCH PLEASE TRY ‘ IT l And ask now Grocer for 1111111 Price! Hills Creamery Butter. cut. 32c. lb. in prints, 30c. lb. in provision dealer. pleased customers. to number 11011 amendment. Will A1111 kind of tmdlildfiis' 'uh‘pledsant‘ A areal deal of trouble comes from an unsatislaoto u worn like ,Ilrocer‘or ’ 1‘8!le Double Cream Che , at our store. cunt-11111111 . 11111151 pin '7 15 1111'. Bouillon Cod 111111. Fat Mackerel, each Cocoa use. 3155191111 Herring, ' 51:. .0111 Fashioned (301111111, ”'u11‘SIlk waistSr .X‘ “ 'SPRING STYLES or 1 5 Ladies’ Tailol-l‘iade Suits, ' '7 1. ,. Ladies’ Dress Skirts. ‘ and Silk Waists. Shown here tomorrow at very attractiVe prices. 1 New Etiecls in Exhibition of Lace. Curtains. NoVeltieS in Wash Dress Goods. New Laces, New Gloves. New Ribbons, New Silks. " , A_m M ._.. CHANGED TOWN MEETINGS A3 a Tonuquence Super-morn In Mun- roe County, N. Y., are out of Office. ROCHESTER N. Y., March G—To day there are nineteen vacancies, in theory at least in the Board of Supervisors of thls (Munroe) cor... v ‘ Last August the hoard adopted a res- olutloa declaring lu favor of postpon lug the time of holding town meetings from the first Tuesday In March until general election day in November. [I was assumed that by postponing the date of election the terms of all town olllcers expiring on March 5 were ex- tended until December at. Nothing further wits thought of the matter un‘ tll the attorney general gave an opin- ion that the supervisors had no right to change the date of election and to extend the terms of ofllce. A remedy was attempted by Assemblyman Sal- yerds by procuring the passage of a bill two weeks ago legallzmg the ac- tion of the board of supervisors In changlng the date of election, but It was hr-ld that the legislature had no rlght to extend the terms from March 5 until December. As a consequence it Is discovered that the terms of all the rural supervisors explred March 5 and that all of them are at the mercy CALL 58-2. Seymour’ sStore I tubs, 3% lbs. for $1.00. Fine Elgin Creamery Butter,, 25c. and 27c. lb. Fancy Fresh Country Eggs, 25c. dozen. Pure Vermont Maple Syrup, 15c. and use. bottle. Try the Genuine Old Dutch Java and Arabian Mocha Coffee, (nothing like it in town ,) 381:. lb. ese, 161:. lb. unannoun- CALL,133-6. SPEClALS FOR THE NT BUTTER. 61:. lb. handmade Oil Sardines. ~ . '5 cans BARTLETT rams, _ a5 canes. . - 1mm canon PICKED 0611111811. equal to the 11111. 5c. 3011 « , . vast exotica rouayoas. - - 5 came can. of the members of the town boards. As figured by lawyers, It the town board took no action the supervisors held over until his successor was elected but it the to 'n hoard wished to con- vene and 61 ct. another man as supeI- visor then the former man had to va- cate. FOREIGNERS TO BE BOILED. lnItructlonI Given Chinese toIKlll Ev- eryone in Shanghai and Nanking. VICTORIA. B. C, March G—Accord- lug to advices received by the steamer Empress of India, documents found by the foreigners in Pekln show that or- der: were issuedt to the Chinese that as many foreigners as possible were to be taken allve.‘and. according to the same orders, the fate planned for them was that their captors should “carry ‘ them to the Temple of Heaven and there put them through the process of being boiled.” The news of the finding of these documents was given by the Pekin correspondent of the Hong Kong Press. The same correspondent says the documents show that instructlons were sent to the Viceroy of Nnnklng, Lin King YI, to attack and massacre 5c. can. Sound Mackerel, the residents of Shanghai. We are receiving mail and telephone orders from all parts of the town for the fine Bridgewater It received the "highest score” over all others, of any butter in Connecti- ~ . The Best Coffee at the popular price of 25c. per lb will be found here. Try it. 1 Fancy Apples, Crisp White Celery, Sweet Potatoes, Boston Head Lettuce, Parsnips, etc. Nothing but first-class goods, and the lowest prices. You will make no mistake by ordering Anything,r you need in our line. Everything fresh, sweet, pure and wholesome. . Leading "Illocer,‘ 33 West Washington Street . emit) .1 , .1 15c. can. Mustard Sardines, 3 cans for also. 1005 . me. can. Aillka Salmon, lb. can, Brook Trout,
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