ion; examination
“ nd .IIXl-tl
‘ iy‘ erotsuwia'o
iiih . .
,9.” botln; mwei‘lcun
to stop. The
down into
n. forced
- ’1' rushing
I ord line today.
ago will result.
. +.........4.1c
at much dam
. . .
Eb.
I‘d BeVeral. asboqp.._nre being
Bail
t‘t,..' was
hell
wksltetl overboard
off I'Inttcran.
MgNew. London.
this off . Hatteras. Captain
he mate.
01
on i
sharp report‘nnd an instant
bathing struck (‘asltntan on
hit. check. it entered near
‘ traveled upward
The boy went
nation. found that.
would be removed.
J .
.
,efnnt‘t Iii‘ni -.‘ol Marsh
0
'be forfeited. ANutttrolly the
"hinted.
ble to get out of it.
:to his room and for the
VIIIOIIIIIB has: not been fully
I;I"l
initrtbe fact that recently
home of his ftttlior-ln-law .\Ir
he done by April .I. .
elucouatruction ‘ of
mm ~ the lilissurbngzlt;
north ofbere to ,1;
non prepared: the road will
rough the truvns or
obtain Lake. .u'orus. Bethlehem HE WANTEDIdWEXE me out.
Mbury. Southbury. Monroe and FORM
,tlntlngton. Conn, in Bridgeport. -
We Into sted New Yer
wreak... .
mien hump ”
tiltiyrflvg
.wl
16¢!de ', .p
«from.
I Yahweh"
.poli
undorijiondo of 3-1 .000.
mu
I, days ago; ' portioninrl
_ it“? ,.
‘11 ‘ ., tit-mo Him
in handout“ Jig
grid! at the Gulf street
5’ yeétoniay inornlng.
53‘ till regular trip
, 'zllm‘d‘ return; out!
Wfii‘litutk when Wit
urine car wont. run
bridge, .there’ was a Emit]:
‘ w
.‘l
fimtormnn and cumin
’ to fix the.
luck 01' prop-
on the cttrlv
. badly distal)»
. and many returned to their.
radio} than brave the elements
the accommodation train for
port. The tiumluctor sent word
' dt’ltl‘artcrb forbelp and two cum
nimediutnly rent. out from the
um and they have kince come to
i’IeI‘ near the ppot where the III‘FI car
‘ mud and
the gully
‘ to accident occurred lulu bur~
he trucks -ol' the two relief can
tub of night. and although l't.~-
efforts have. been made to stir
.. t“ linn'ptit‘ived to be of no 'dVllli.
titty“) cart; 011’ the truck and one
(:3: in the mud it is not at all likely
it. ‘ohedule. time will he made on the
’lhe oillctuls will
be nflsficd 'll they can get the (3:11“
i‘hpel‘ condition for illt‘ll' return to
idgéllqrt. Several uasltouts are re»
Ottlétl tilting the track-n between the
’eadIst End and iiurn's Point. and
Ithtlte continued rain it it‘. expected
31.3.ttl‘licliti h d
ntonted pin
Tales of the. bardshlus of the crews
ole out in rectintsotornt iIl‘ll
r
éi ed. Ihforitiatiotr‘w‘ns received in
Njéw Haven. that Captain .1. 1.. Wickos.
ing master well known at this
and
(‘uptalu
ken was in command of the tour
master Mary Adelaide Randall. hailing
The vessel sailed
I Savllnuflh. (1a.. on I't‘llllltll')’ :3.
thin cargo of railroad ties and hair
til 33.13116“. hall fine weather until Feb»
fuai‘y,15. when she was struck by the
_ \VIt'Iil'n
but his post at the wheel when a
new wave swept over the. deck atil
carried him along;- with it into the em.
‘crow made every effort. to save '
. .. aster of the. vessel. but they saw
him: perish before their eyes. The
Randall was brought into Philadelphia
llamas Cashmun. a fourteen-year-
boy living at 109 Goodwin street.
(13611011. was shut in the lace yes-
“ as" afternoon in a retuarlutble man
it; He was Standing arottttd :1 fire
‘ the Crescent avenue ,.tli.llll.l)E with
me other boys. watching some rub~
blah born when there was ajoudd in
' later
iil‘.‘
the
to the
to the
t ency hospital and Dr. ilair on
the. missile
a bullet. ‘As the hey had gone. to
.los‘pital alone. and the removal of
bullet meant quite an operation.
he slil'geon tuld the boy to dome tltik
morning with his parents or some tub
or responsible persons. and the bulbt
A rumor nan persistently circulat. l
11 various charters yesterday to II‘.“
fleet that Charles Ii. Marsh. of the
I Ill‘ol lit). 5.
Idgcport. had departed for parts llIl-
rm. and when his \iiht' was called
for trial he \"otlld' not be Ill‘t'M‘lil n
answer. and his bond of $l.fiviil..yvoilel
runw-
trénted a stir ”rind tuuuitles \vcri‘ ir-
The fact oftbe. marten: it.
i‘. Marsh ls ul‘ his home and i.~ not
lie Is coui‘iu :tl
tn;
drew‘cli,
" What may itayo-uiyett Ilhi.‘ to the rum-
l‘t Illl'?'ht-t)h
'ocided to volume Ml". .t.arsgii to the
loo‘h
' at Sport lllll. and this, i: i» imp-u. .m
tally
. "d; yesterday. and
is found on the sidewalk by the. pot
as (which hi‘
spnill nearly
tiered s'utl‘ic;
‘»yvhoré "lie who
“pa of "Gillie says be
h 381? . Mint .1 hognoned
.5 tur
7 lelt’hnder
would Mb woreitimsteil
‘ I) W"? old
in the tiny ‘
' . legislation Miiii‘cd approval of tholex.
ociitlve befom it. becomes operative.
I
I
ti
Leompnny' ie‘itel‘ug organired to.-
an electric toad
state line
rid'ocport. n Instance
seventy milee.‘."l‘be plan is to hav‘c
thin road connect with the proposed
Bkrkdhire line front lIle. state boun~
duty to I’lttislleld. Muss. tutti thus: form
a continuous line to New York city.
According to tife survey .which but:
made and of which blue prints have.
‘ pass
Asley Falls.
53.. and Norfolk, GOFIiell, Intclttield.
as Jndnon. of.New York. is sold to
la capital in
‘.o 30 . h'MIL chew,
fight fink u
co «and the eaoos'agoinatl
you men were continued until
brine in rigour: ‘tv‘land Sound is
.mnehxthlokcr now than it. was
in the
«monomer n no the
. . The car
‘ : 13th
"trunk wagmliulng‘ gushed until about.
tupk ,til'rliil‘t‘tu Ol‘tbu Connolldated road
win to 6 '
Coiumbud curried. . it
with water. the Columh
I0 l m
b .
Napoleon 1. Ba . proprietor of the.
Hotel do Boob. Suvin ltoclk. has fort
town and his present whereabouts are
unknown. The hotel has been closed
.by WUWIIA limo of the Hotel Mozart,
who owner .tltoltixturen. It. was hold
that liuultflpi’t‘towu other It won din»
ctiuriroll...tiiat. ho had been doing gas
liy’iualtlng a connection with a main
ivlt'hont‘ the» ‘nuthprity of the. New
Haven Gnu Light. Company. The main
was tapped bunt live yearn ago and
me? etu’lyl’pilrt' of February. when the
officials of the company I’Olllld out. that
its main had been tapped.
"filo doublutyncklng of the Naugh-
uh' far north “5 Waterbury is to ho
phoned. an that as circumstances will
permit. '1‘qu Siftlt'mt‘lli was made
last evening by i’i'euldeut John M.
Hall. who coupled with It. the more
meat that. it was yet. toocal'ly to any
whet tit-.1 or not the Improvement could
be completed this year. At ally rate.
the t'iill‘li will be pushed to completion
an mutt as. possible.
The authorities in. (lolliuovilio are
beginning to lose hope of effecting the
capture of the trump who assaultt-vd
Loretta Ilitern. n ten-ycar-old achoul
girl. last. Thursday. The last. susiioct
who wait held at New Boston. hau been
rcIt-utsed. it buying been clear from" u
telephoned description that he “’qu not
the titan wanted liet'e.«
After in vain appeal to her rclutlvei
for aid. Mrs. George‘liannon. of Hart‘
ford. who was left in almost destitute.
l‘ii'cut‘nsttinc‘ca by the death of her hun-
band last week. committed suicide yew-
tet'duy afternoon by taking a quantity
of carboli: acid. Before tnkluu the
acid Mrs. Hanson destroyed all her
letters and articles of identification.
By the will of Mrs. Sophronin Catlin
the Connecticut Missionary Society to
ceives $2.000; the Ecclecinstlcal Sunl-
ety of Winsted. $1,000: the. Aun-ricuu
Ilontc Missionary society, of New
York. and the American Missionary
Society are made resuiuary leguteer.
receiving in all $2.000.
More than two inches of water fell
in the rain storm here. yesterday. The
water rushing down the hillside from
town plot. destroyed about twenty-live
feet. of solid stone wn...
um
MORE ACTIVE COMPETITION.
President Hall Outlines the Freight
Plans of Consolidated Railroad.
President Hull. being asked about
the reported traillc arrangement of tht
Consolidated railroad with the Penn
sylt’aniu. said there had been a trnitic
arrangetneut. with the Pennsylvania
for u long time and the business mi
tiottS‘ had been very close. The two
roads were closely identified :‘tc
transaction of business. He said that
the proposed imprm‘ctncutk on hour.
Inland would probably benefit the New
Haven mall to some extent, but the
bcuclil would not be as great as re
.Il
ported. 'l‘hcit- would be no ratlba:
change in the tclatlouu of the. Inn
I'tlittl‘h
.\lr [tall said that the conuinntu- nt
of two cars of grain to Boston via
the ilurlent terminal represents the
first step in a new and broad plan or
opctruc the New Haven system for
through business. That plan iilt‘Iililt'El
the establishment of agencies. of no
plantn for dressed beef ears. and of all
the un-tbods adopted by other tltrouzb
lines. The New York. New [jinven and
Hartford company. be said. filter rely-
‘tuv no long on purely Ioeul and high-
tntt- lrclgbt and ltttding the through
freight cointittttiitg perhaps 25 per
pent. of its business. partly drawn
hwuy by rivals. hat-3 fully decided oti up
't‘klillllfiiOll' as distinguished truth it
ideal and tt-t‘iltoriul policy. ‘Wlth lin-
menv :ruiu.~ spent for freight terminals
‘atutl with the old New England man at
about txclusiyely a freight line. the:
time has come when he believes tIli‘hU
‘pl‘Olllil‘hlL‘fi ethould be fully titiliuod. and
he says it can be done at a fair protlt.
'l‘lie txti'a cost 01 llzlttcrlng. built at
‘Nl'\\ York and lioston. he considers in-
siazntiicunt. an the company already has
needed Ill handling the
policy of the
portant-c. The mean feeders of
the 1rifle.
ibutmtoy by. the. members or the Gen
Thursday to cover the road of an attic
er of (l former governor‘s staff who do
ell-ed to visit Washington In the uni
form he. formerly wore.
of the. National Guard, who did excel
lent duty no such for novornl
and is a member of the General Au
lamp was simply to cover that sperm
caste. he would have put on the broken
the miner wearing on uniform. as at
The bill has not yot been approved
an» bill. it who advocated“
emor'l ,3 .
llit' Iitlllls. At Boston the improvetucntel
ibroncb bled
nests will entail only tlte slightest ck»
pensc.
The secondary results of the new
policy. namely. the obtuinlm: of gen.
cl‘lil through business and of some re.-
turu buaim-sa to the West. once the
company in declared.
I’rcsuient linll considers of much im~
the
New flown in the competition will be
the l’nunuylvunln. Lohigb Valley and
it wan not generally understood until
ernl Ainsembly that the bill permitting
officers of the National Guard to retire
after three. ycnrn' unrvlce was railroad-
ed through the General Assembly butt
When it won
talked over yesterday. 9. former officer
X01111}.
sembly. said that had be known the
Add V‘ail‘ there was nonutborlt;t for
No umber of tho first Regiment no.
waved before the onrnmittoo.,t.o favor.
" mem-
bers of the Second and Worth Regi-
manta and former member: (“the gov-
' tilde .1! among
”clout (Bonn
tu‘tluts tilt; , Fillll
v...‘ .. w—Hmmimw‘, _.
Several wunoam nominal:
'timo‘ny Conclunodécbhnlblo Goad?
win Tells His aide. of the
Story of at» Altichn‘aeni.
I .
I
i5\’I‘.lio. capo of Ohni'leo.;A. Tucker vu,
Constable .I. .l. Goodwin was resumed
In the Town Court. yesterday after
noon. at. :3 o'clock. {no tit-at without;
oil the iliit.‘i‘l.lO(Jfl.wWfl;_”I. Arthur Orv
borne. lie teatillodthlli: nownduyn, in
moat mm. it is customary in many
familitw to have. u‘camera. When nsk-
ed if he thought an outfit coating 513;:
who the {general outdo: an amateur
outfit, he said that. he. did not. think in).
Attorney \Varnur did not think that; n
phottuz'i‘apttit'. outilt was any more
household furniture than a borne and
walnut; or an automobile. and that a
piano would be more. no. hilt that it
who laudable on import of tin,- parent
to try and educate his child in thin
way.
In ieply to this Mr. Seymour said
that, ll taught the child phyulcn and art.
and hint) to study nature by the way
of plctui‘clt.
A. l-;. Austin Wild asked whether he
considered a typewriter reasonable II
the owner could afford it. and if Hililii
was generally the case. to which he
replied that it. who frequently the cake
that. .t umpwbould have n typewrittu
at his poo. He wan then asked it
be though that a photographic outut
was any aid to the education of a child.
to which be answered “Yes."
Mina Margaret Merrill. a teacher in
Miss Mead‘u school. thought that a
photographic outfit. won an aid to a
stud'uit studying.
Attorney Warner cross questioned
the witness. asking her if «he had need
a ctpueru in her education. She said
that she had not. but wished she had.
She was asked if the art of using the
cntw-ra was taught at Miss Meud's. to
In any of their etudles. uhe anid‘tnnt
idle lid not know of any unless it was
In 'chcmit-ztry. She said she did not
know if they used It in that study or
not. as she had nothing to do with it.
She meant by a photographic outfit the
camera. and all articles needed to take
the picture and to develop it.
W185 Wlnulfred Tucker wus asked
how long she had been taking pictures.
ller :lfluwcl‘ was about two years. She
won (but asked if the negatives. that
were when by the countable were her
prop-at). to which she replied that
they \i‘nre. and that they had been tak-
en liIIl till; the travels of her father and
lit-t‘s.~lt‘ iii the south. and comprised
pictures from Maine to South (‘ut‘oi
litia.
In crossuuestioniug Mr. Warner
nailed it" her father bought all these
supplies for her. and the answer was
"Yes.' The camera and tripod and
some plates were. first purchased. She
never 511W the bill. and did not know
whether it was large. cr not.
John S. Seymour said that be With
not present when the goods were tak-
en, ml that be was at Mr. 'I‘Iit‘iit‘l‘r
room on the morning that the minds
\\t'lt' taltczt. and bod bad a talk with
All. (lolukmuh and Mr Goodwin and .‘lt‘
had lulu them that Mr. 'l‘neket":; prtt-
ate papers Vt't‘l‘v iii the desk and that
the pmpt z'ty was; mortgaged by Flo-ti
Seymour, and so was exempt from me
ccutiou. flit;i Warner was out of town.
said Mr. Seymour. and all my dealings
were \titb Mr loldsmltlt and fill
Goodwin After we had talked the. nut-
tcr our in the morning. and had decal»
ed upui an ulticcr‘s receipt. which no
duly signed. i went to dinner. and
when l retttt'ui-tl the woods had he‘ll
moved. and iir. (loudwlu informed me
titut the receipt on»: not satisfactory
to M“. \l’aruer.
After :i 1‘1".th examination by Mr.
\Vetnci. the defence then look ._e
stand 'l‘helr first \\'Iilil.‘s:i was Louis.
(Itllilr‘t'llllili. He said that they did not
attach any private papers in the (II‘AA.
no they did not know tluit any were tn
the uni: Mr iloldsclttnit underwent
:t ion), and ."-i'\l'l'l‘ ctass-examination.
.1?th
on the Hand.
III‘ tt:.tilie.l that be bad bad it talk
with .iir. Summit" on the morning oi
the my tbnt IIll' goods were iiilltcltt
and had ‘..;l\cu him a chance to get thi-
paper-Lt out. After the desk had been
Hundred Mr. Seymour had demanded
the papers, buying that they were All“.
had unlawfully removed them. "I
then [will him that If he would lélve me
the key that i would go and act the
[album for him or go with ltim no that
he could get the. pnperu. Mr. Seymout
and 1 both were pretty well excited.
and I went away. Mr. Seymour prom-
ising to not the. key. luit he did not. '
M r. Goodwin mild that. lie and Mr.
lioldncluult had returned some bookn
that. they had taken the day after tin-
attachment was made and that when
they reached the room Mr. Tucker who
being “bored by hln harbor. and when
they told him that they were return-
ing notne bookti they had taken be said
.tli right. In: had henrd that there
were private pope-re In the deck. butt
was not cure. on tho dealt had never
been opened. . .
. After MrJioodwln was «termed. Mr.
'ruckor‘w'mi reunited. lietostltlod that
the. sonstoblo had brought hack a non-
ole. of packages the day after the It-
uichmont had been oervcd. but. that. ho
Bait Rheum. Pimple: Boron, [liners
- “ill W“ W “'W “W were H0 and Film. may 25 acids at Elton.
thought. thoy were the prlvn poporli. ier'n. ‘
but. did not look at. them to over” an
hour. and was vory much surprised to
rind that they were the books.
The court then adjourned until i n-
dny afternoon of. 2 o'clock when this
arguments: of the attorneys will he
heard. ‘
DANBUI‘IY REMONBTRANCEC.
The County Commissioners bore dit-
clded two .Ilnnhury honor cam in
which mmonntroooem were tiled. ’1'th
have mud n license to John Gallic
gnor. one mohair meet
I
new *1
which t-Ilt’ replied "No." She was then “35% Unequmpd for pi|95_ G. a
asked if the students used a camera stingon.
which l‘uustable Goodwin went
'l‘uckwr’s private papers. and that be
From the Vindfintor; inuthertordton.
s 1‘ ‘ . ‘1‘
The editor of tboNndent/oc haswnt‘til
occasion to test. the potency at Chom-
barioln's Pain Balm twice. with the
most remarkable results In each one.
First. with rhoutnntidm in thuobouldor
from which he. suffered excruciating
pain for ten dark. wlilcii'wos relieved
with two. applications of Pain Bruin.
rubbing the parts afflicted and walla
lug instant. benefit and entire who! u
u very short time. Second. in. rhenmny
tlum In thigh joint. almost. pi'o'att‘atiul'f
him with Herero pain. which won iro»
lit-veil by two applications. rubbing
with the llnlmeut on retiring at night.
hud getting up freolfrom pain. For
sale. by (I. l. Stiliaon. South Norwalk:
l4). 1’. Weed. Norwalk.
She—How in it that you were not at
Sampson’s Chi-intinau party?
IIc-wl stayed away for a personal
rcneou.
Shem-May I know what it. in?
Ilc----~ll‘ you will promiuc to maintain
it. a profound secret.
Show! give. you my promise.
lbw—Well. l was not invited.
’l‘holr proiiununau and their pleasant
effects multi- lleWitt'n lrittle Early
hitters most popular little pills. wher-
evtit‘ they are known. They are slur
ply perfect for liver and bowel troub-
les. (i, .1. Stilltsou.
_ A caretaker in Yellowstone park re-
pnl‘tfl the birth of a new geyser in the
Fountain geyser basin. For an hour
after it first burnt through the earth
it shot a coutluuoun stream of hot wnt<
er hundreds of feet, into the air. It
now plays regularly every two hours.
Counterfeits of ileWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve‘nre liable. to cause blood
poieonit‘tg. Leave them alone. The
original ban the name. DeWitt‘n upon
the box and wrapper. it is a burnt-
less and healing solve for skin dis‘
”a...”
Shortloigbwl'tn afraid I'll not be
able to pay you for thin overcoat be.
fore next spring.
'I‘nllur-~-r0h. that. will be all right
“When will you have It heady?"
"Next apt-lug."
STRIKES A RICH FIND.
"I w s troubled for several years
with c ironic indigestion and nervous
debility." ("when 11‘. .1. Green. of Lan-
caster. N. II. "No remedy helped me
until I began using Electric Bitters.
which did me more good than all the
medicines I ever used. They have di‘
no kept my wife In excellent health for
years. She says Electric. Bitters are
just splendid for female troubles; that
they are n grand tonic mid invigoralor
for weak. run down women. No other
medicine can take its place in our fam
ily." Try them. Only doc. Satisfac-
tion guaranteed by "F. 11. Baxter.
WM“ __ ..
“How is it." asked the victim. “that
you charge me thirty-five cents. when
the Sign Hil)’ti_ ‘Firstcluss hair cut 15»
('i‘nlfim ”
"lint you haven‘t
replied the barber.
first—class hair.“
JELLO. THE NEW DESSERT.
pleases all the family. Four flavors:
Lemon. Orange. Raspberry and Stray
berry. At your grocers. Try it to
day.
Your tzeuulne honesty doesn‘t have.
to carry a transparency to make itself
seen and known to ordinary folk.
If :1 man sown the wind. lie is liable
to catch a cyclone in his self binder
some day.» vYork. (Ni-bl Timchx
A GOOD COUCH MEDICINE FOR
CHILDREN.
"1 have no ltenitnncy in recommend
int: t‘hamlu-rluin‘u (‘tuttzb Remedy."
says: F. P. Moran. a well known and
popular baker. of i‘eteral‘mrg. Va. "We
have ttiyt-n it to our children when
troubled with bad coughs. also whoop
int: cough. an-l it hit: always given
perfect autist‘action. It was recom-
mended to me by a drugglnt an the
hunt. cough medicine for children, .15!
it contained no opium or other burni-
fttl drop." Sold by (l. C. Stillnon.
’ South Norwalk; Id. l'. Weed. Not-walk
The old joltu about Sir itedycra
lhtller estublieltlug :l ferry on tuc
’I‘ugeln river might be revived With
the name of De Wet .vlllmiillllt‘tl tor
that of thc llritluh general and the
'i‘ugeltt cbnmzml to the (human ~~-I'rovl
dcncc Journal.
When you are biliouo. use those fnm.
one little pllln known as DoWitt‘o Lit-
tle Early Risera. to cleanse the liver
and bowels. They never gripe. (i. C.
Stillson.
It is reported that the husband of
Mrs. Mary Ellen Lemu- haq expronned
his nyntpothty for the husband of Mrs.
Carl-Iv Nation. Similarity of utlllctlon
makes tituttc two kinmw—Alltnny Jour-
nal. ’
A HORRIBLE OUTBREAK
"Of large store: on my little daugh-
ter‘s bend. developed Into it com 0
could beat writer: C. I). ioblll. of Mor-
itonton. Tenn. hilt harklen's Arnie:
Solve completely cured her. It‘s ti
guaranteed cure for Eczema. Tettor.
. Wu»- ‘
“rho ctmpinln of no Nebraska Home
who gave than to God for the roll
or mom to t 0 pockets of members
1 the impinlnturo. to a. public hero. it
is likely that‘tiio Nebraska “(1th will
not aim thin good man a second term
——St. Louis Post-Dispatch.
M
colored condition of the atomoch and
constipation of the bowels.
Liver Tablets VIII
. _ ........, ‘ ‘ afar. Thumb .
REMARK/tumor), 3 OF RHEUM. lotlvely clever ‘ vat
"mm .1 the March molecu‘lioniezionrnai.
Witt’s Witch Hanoi halve. when. Will
(1. C. Stillaon.
Governor Gear
1 bio and constipation for n longtime.
Headache often results from a dim
A done or
two of Chamberlain't Stomach and.
than on.
Mpg-«r
' ‘See that you get the minimal D94
unit for it The. neutrinoloo pertain
cure for pilou, sores and «unmounted.
The people of Oregon wanted to buy
but he does not approve the idea.
not a poor man." says the governor.
"too poor to accept such a favor. .
am living comfortably in a house which
1 rent. and to buy a line uouno for mu
lay on my shoulderu a burden i doulo
ill afford to"carry."»—-—Cblongo Chroni-
rile,
WW
Pro. Iviuon. of hooaconlog. Md.. out
fered terribly from neuralgia of the
atomnchand indigestion for thirteen
years and after the doctors failed to
cure him they fed him on morphine
A friend advised the use of Kodoi Dysv
pepsin (lure and after taking it few
bottles at it he nuyuu, “It has cured me
entirely. lcau‘t any too much for
Kodol nynpopnia Cure." It digests
what. you 'eat. G. C. Stillson.
The. thriving American city which
has already taxed Itself and built,u llv
brat-y building without the ustilstuuce
of Mr. Carnegie is cutilod to have a
few regrets when it thinks of all those
millions waiting to be given away.-
(lhicano Record.
M ..
State of Ohio, City of Toledo. Luella
County. as.
Frank .I. Cheney makes oath that he
is senior partner of the firm of F. .i.
Cheney & (10.. doing business In the
City of Toledo. County and State
aforesaid. and that said firm will pay
the aunt of Ono Hundred Dollars for
each and every case of Ca'tarrh that
caunm be cured by the use of Hall's
Catarrh Cure.
FRANK J.‘ CHENEY.
bworn to before. me and subscribed
in my presence. this 6th day of Decemr
her. A. D.. 1886.
A. W. (11.EASON.
Notary Public.
Hull‘s Cuturrb Cure is taken intern-
ally. and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Semi for testimonials. free.
i”. .l. CHENEY & (.30., Toledo. (1.
Sold by llrngglsts. 75c.
liill'u It‘atnlly Pills are the. bent.
Shem-There isn’t one man in 11 mil-
lion who would be so mean to his wife
and children as you are.
iie--— Now, that‘s what i admire In
you. dear; you have such a head for
figures! ‘
The stomach controls the situation.
Those who are hearty and strong are
tbono who can eat and digest plenty
of food. Kodol l‘lynpcpsla (‘ut'c ilia
osts what you eat and allows you to
eat all the good food you want. If
you stiffer froth indigestion. heartburn.
belching or any other stomach trouble.
this preparation can't help but do you
good. The most sensitive stonutcha
can take it. (I. C. Stillson.
Before a girl gets married she plans
to have a "dressintz room" to dress iti
tuorulnou. After she has been married
six months she uses it to pile old
trunks in.
Like Oliver Twist. children risk for
more when given One Minute (‘ongh
Cure. Motlteru endorse it highly for
cronp. It quickly curt-n nll crumbs and
colds and every throat and lung
thing. armies to do the opposite. and
boarding schools to unteuch both
things.
NIGHT WAS HER TERROR.
"I would cough nearly all Main
long." writes Mrs. Chas. Applegato. of
Alexandria. Ind.. “and could hardly not
any sleep. 1 had consumption no bad
tltut if I walked n block I would cough
{rightfully and spit blood. but. when
all other medlcinuu fallod.~tbreo $1.00
bottles of Dr. King’s Now Discover."
wholly cured mo. and 1 gained his
ponndu." it‘e utmolutely guaranteed
to cum (kiosks. Colda, La Grippe.
Bronchitis and all Throat and Lung
Troubles. Price one one $1.00. Trial
bottles free at F. ii. Dexter's drun
More.
o
Her—I naked your father‘s concept
by telephone.
Bite~~Whnt won hitt nnawer?
fie-«Ila said, "i don‘t know who you
are. but it'timli right.” .
Mrs. C. E. Van flotation. of Kllbourn.
Win. was odiicted with stomach trou-
Sho says. "I have tried many propan-
tlonu. but none have done me the good
that Chamberlnlo'u Stomach and Liver
Tablets have." There tabloid are for
sale It G. C. Stliinon'u. Booth Norwalk.
E. P. Wood's. Norwalk. drug limes.
Price. 25 cents. Samples tron.
’i‘ho North corollary Democrats hav-
lnn come into power are so anxious for
a “canary from which to draw that
they are talking about toxin; the pri»
vote school property of the. atom.
WHAT CHALL WE HAVE FOR DII
, CERT?
Thil dilution urine: in the funny
ovary any. but an answer It. today;
Try 1M1
on in: on biking! and bolting
.m mum . Joint! . an m or“! “'4' . "i" Wm" ' u
. ‘ . 3.1m norm to 03$ gfi%'-'Wmfl°"“k§°‘t
l lco‘l.
light to
on oxecntlvog‘muualop. ‘
to turmoil and keep. up would ‘1“an -
trouble. It In a spot ific for grippe anu
natltnin and has long been o well LEAVE NEW YORK FOR SOUTH
known remedy for whooping cough. (I NORWALK.
"Ammo" __..- _ A. Iii.———12:(l2x. 5:00, 6:00. 7:00
w ‘ . I) r. 1 . 0 -
Truly the l-Iuglishman's ntittd is a Loss; 3,053, .i.00x, “'0‘" 10‘“
muddle. lie payu cbut-chen to say our h. “”4152“: 1.04 9:00,“ 3.02
O I. delicioiu and ileum: ,
‘ in two mloutut
31.1mm '
.. , Ml .l'li
. . ”0 d‘h‘t: Julio’s belt
or; history. ’ “Many
, _ the old structure for
‘ do made was repaired. tuu
w “removed and sounder in;
not ”W‘tlm‘pt‘olecnted it to the Virginia
pointy, by which it was I'0~
9 church.
‘I
enouoouo'oou-
3 slot. a:
S'uccesSor to
c. E. CLAPHAM.
Sanitary
Plumbing.
.__..__.__-—
Phone 137-3.
50 South Main Street.
So. Norwalk.
tilt tint" kind twhichha‘lithfe
type of beauty, of coloring. ond‘bf
material in the make-up. ' I
worth while. making; it's worth «
while buying. In our best honors, .
the question it. not asked which is
the cheapest.
. be. new tract; of wail pupil“ in
but:
I
The real question
8. which in the boot. We annular
t with this paper.
m
Wall Papers, Painters’ Sup-
plies,.Artisto' Materials.
Window Shades. Cornice Poles.
‘ meI‘URES.
Pictures Framed to Order.
Painting, Paper Hanging, Decor-
atfng.
Telephone Cali, 133-3.
'I'....I.I.....°-..AAAAAAA‘AAAAA
OWW”...
OUR NEW LINE OF CHINA MnT-
TINGS FOR SPRING
is now ready for your inspection. We
have the largest and best assortment
in the Twin Cities. Prices 100 to title,
It will pay you to rail and see our line
before purchasing elsewhere. Newest
patterns. best qualities. and lowest
prices.
A. J. COLLINS &. 60.,
Directors and Embalmers.
North Main Street.
Funeral
o
u. v. n. n. ‘& H. R. R
TIMETABLE.
In effect December 2. 1900.
LEAVE SOU'IH NORWALK FOR
NEW YORK.
A. III—42$“. izobx. 513:. 6:15.
6:55 7:13. 7:54, 8101:. 9:03x, 9:86
9:56.10'22x.10:ilt,11:35x.
I’. III.—~l2:f.:'ix. 1'11, 2:25x. 3:04
3:21x. 4:07. 4330!. o:33, 5:55x, 6:41
7265):. 8:11. 10:?"
SUNDAYS.
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P. M.—3:21x. 5:35, 6:56x.7:20. 10:10
11:30x -I:02.\. 420-1. 4:15;), 5:02. 6:00x
5:02, 7:00, 8:0llx. 9:30. tutti“.
BI‘NIMYS.
A. M.--12:u‘3x. 6:00. 7130.10202.
P. lil.—«-t‘.:il0. llrml,
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW HAVEN.
A. M.~12:t18x, 1:111. 1:20x. 6:23
7:42, 8:44, 9:10x. 1010M, 11:08:.
ilzl2.
P. Iti.——-13:02x. till. 307:. 4:18
5:216:25, 7:tl5x.ll:05x, 9:3, 11:15.
Bridgeport. In addition a nbovo~P
M.——3:48, 5:04. 7:28.
SUNDAYS
A. M.—12:08x. 1211:, 1:201.
9:12.11:03x.
P. Mmmo.
scum NORWALK to omnuav
A. M.~—0:36, 10:10:.
P. M.—«1:20, (:25x, 6:10. 8:00.
DANBURY T0 BOUTH NORWALK
A. M.-—6:00, 7:26, 9:38.11:87.
P. M.——4:00x. 6'25
7:41
Bond-y trains to Dnnbury. 9:20 a
111.; 7:26 p. to. bare Donbury, not
I. in: 0:10 o. in.
An 3 Indicate: 019ml.
Throat ‘?
TRY
Emotion
Bum.
10c. 25:. 50c,
01“!“
Sore
‘ [RV
Open evenings till 8:30. ‘ ,
DECKER.
87 WASHINGTON ST.,
South Norwalk. Conn.
Dailu Freight Line
Between
N O R W A L K,
SOUTH NORWALK
and
NEW YORK.
Propellers
CITY OF NORWALK.
VULCAN AND EAGLE.
Leave Norwalk 5 p. in. Leave Smith
Norwalk 6 p. m. Leave New York,
Pier 23. East River. Beekmnn Street,
3 p. in.
you. “tumor
TO ORDERS.
.r'
PLUMBING alllIINNINIl, -'
STEAM AND GAS
FITTING.
STAMFORD RANGES.
Horace R. Nash.
Comer North Main
and West Streets.
H dog”: 3
TO SUIT EVERYBODY.
WE HAVE THEM COMING BY THE
CAR-LOAD EVERY FEW DAYS.
M. TARLOV.
CONNECTICUT TURNPIKE,
South Norwalk.
.. m
LEHIGH DON’T LIE
You wont your coat delivered to you
by the bout method. We employ the
most. cordial men too our aim to for
perfection of delivery on Well on par-
fection of coal.
WE KNOW IT.
will»: to your ouvantoxe to buy your
can,
re. . ‘ .
1:16 LOCKWOOD & 00..
. Emmott) B. aunt.
‘ Coal Yard and Office Water street.
Brunch Once corner uranium and
lulu Itrootti. Booth Norwulk. Coon.
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