Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, March 13, 1901 · page 6

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V assisted in the orguuiun
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ordered by tho Now York
Haven Railroad Gompuny to
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Imuin and important trunk
Varc expected to nrriw in
the» principal spring truiiiI"
I those corn marina nn
quIoiiO} of tht.I cont
708W: the ‘IIory host equipment
'l‘II"I-Iuty-::IIIII-III oi lilI"

, ol’ Worcester. Mass. 'i‘lIII
“303.900.. .lovnu. ol‘ Willtil fil‘l" to ho
dill. r r0. are nil-to. in: of the v0.44
. ’ rn, With all unto-duh: im

'l‘ho BIIIIllII y touches :I: i!
be of the lutost type. with tho

a navy ruins of the post day In
lb 9. worked lmIoI- with the old
I burying ground III-III EiiLQI
no; New Havennitti futlv II
. "b ion were exposed to view
hit of tilt; storm. ’l‘lIcrII how
no interineniu in (hr.- Izrnwryurti
,V any yours. rind of tho bodies no-
'11 remains but the skeletons tho
it) won the huiying ground room I to .1
Hi the old almshonuo or d none but
em Were bur ieti there. \imtll. lift)"
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committoo "on rnllrond; mm
s .of Now lzlaIIoII, hnd a hunting
oping on the lltiiiiii)ll.0f the Full"
rind Westtille: liaiiioud Co II

The
d

Cornet to the East Hnwn
W11 mé. The road Iv: in lime II IloIIlIlII
£8070 to Mansfield GrIIIII ’ilIII. rond
uV already reI-IIIIId Iln- prI-Illcg, .- lo

the double both in iznst llnrru.
Rimdoifordruppearcd for the road
“stint" a; double trunk would
better out} more promoi nervrrc.

urlhoionIIIIII. the screw
. Itghtol of J L). llartllo
‘Waiilngl‘md. who i~; built],
5 riot! IT.‘ Parmeloo ol‘ lhII same town
'0 0000 because he iri; lrtouod hi:
use one. Martin: :I IIIIII ago on
e) to furthcl ,"pnthnethel Ditiilr
come a; school lonelier“. hos lull.

"Gonnoctitutt ()IloIItolOgicnl Socio-
an organized in Ner H IIIIIIn yfldit‘l

pose the" state Dental Association
V -to secure loginlntiou? in up
hot the dentists ol’ the Slate. The
tingwus‘ (filiii’li to order at
ck. The IInIlI" pull of tho .5I‘Ision
devoted to Inuanlmiion unIl ilIII
mltion 0i (1 (on lilutiou nnd by

Thomas F. Main-r, ii New Haven HI"\\‘—
Iruotm, is iill‘ lil‘ it ndunt in a 5...

suit for doptugcu- now being trlud
iii he SupI r"ioI (I‘.0Ilil in whiv h lill‘
. ntlff, l’ctoi \-\IIII I"".IIIII an ltoliun
(all for, claims the uhovu nmount for
the V1088 of his light. foot which had [.0
he amputated iii the :IilkiP becnnéic or
on hecident received while "Iii \v"In lI i'"oI
he detendalli in II Wolrotl stIIIIIt t-ll'“

rpm years are

onry l'I Darin who has been doing
mnoasnmdor "the name. oi. the harm
fi’flvoriisiug 00.,01' Meridon, won or
on in Bridgeport by Deputy ll. .II.
, anal Bowen and taken before u :5.
, Co miseioner Wliglit in New Huron
tordny.» llc l»: clIIIrgIId with 11?.ng
We Vmails for fruudulent. purpouou.
Henry E. Plumb. (if Monroe, is un-
Iii-Robert H Gl'.iiilll of AnnonlII. to
over $200 tel IIllcged damage onus
by cutting down (:"IIIiIIin trees on the
- . plaintiff’s {mm in Monroe. 'i‘ho action
me up it." iriui lioloIo .ludgt- now.
H. Cur-seq in the civil Common
Ionil, youtordny.
.I..i lIcoIMltchell of New HIIIIIII.
mot yet made up his mind wholhor
I531 Voi hu- 0" ill III copt (int) oi” the nor-
‘ all; which no bus Inenivod from
. h' . An adjourned Ineot
. vouuo Congregation
d inst. wooing in tho

 

iron on; or hide Uni
have {doomed not to hold any
relight? tests with II view to
the util‘ong men in the inter-
~808Mb dost. to determine-
V optimum in all American col

 

LLB fl VSTNG CONTRACTS.

iNNATII. .Morcli iaaneIIldent
008011.61 the American Longue.
lithe ‘bit it few hour; yesterday.
.0 I" hi‘uugo on a late train
. oMcn with John it: Bruce.
lily wit the American: ijoagun.
Insured to :8qu tho Inn

,8 Wflénce. but ii iii under.
0M 0011qu (it liltiév‘tlimifiefiéw
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COLOR- BLIND TESTS.
Emp! oymont Found for Mon. who Did
Not" Pass the Examinations.

Tilt!» uolIDIIIhiiud examinations which
have been carried on by the Council»
Iiulcd. ltnilrond for IIIIvclIIi mouths
huvr been prnct talc ily nuupendrd und it
in beliuved that no mom will be hold
The railroad
(Ioinpnny, It will be rummnbored. made,
the lost; IIIrI severe, it was thtI dam
site to huve no nien in important pmiI
thing on iiidl tr‘niiiu with him the "Hunt"
aIInplcl'on of color. blindness. All 0 Insult
of the tents Innnv men wme laid off.
riUUli‘ ol‘ thviuboiug men who had horn"
in the employ of the Irompnny for 0
grout Innny yours. and bud always been
otrudy IIIIdI rcliuhle employees. ’l‘hoy
wore "dissatisfied. ‘und :1 .c’mnmlttoo wuu
nppointtd to Will! an (loucrui Manager
(liIInIJII-rluin at Boston, and talk thI
situation over.

The mutter has born under t‘iliiiiilil‘l"
ntion noII l'm sometime. and the deci—
sion Io'nchod in satisfactoly to the men
.‘i lur "number oi those who \I'IIIII. luid
o‘lI' have boon. (n will he rciustntoti, not
in their old pus...on. but in othcr
pint-.0". lI‘n or inutuucc. 00qu ot‘ ihorc
who bud horn on rh‘illlt‘sa ttulns 0nd
had bccn found to ilI'IVi (OiU‘ bllnduc .
in It very umnil IlIIngII‘I mon. in other
wol'dn, \vltt‘rulmom pnnsrd the l‘Xllllliilll~
ti ns. butlmissed by 0 small margin»
will be taken buck and plum-Id on
stritI-lIdIuniIIIu. illllt‘il loss desiruhlo
plums; but hotter lhIIn nothing. 'l‘lIIIva
l'lll"ll had always given good St’i'vit'i', und
the I"ou.pui‘ly tools that it ought not to
in)" tinnt oil" pcrnulueutly. At ilIII some
time. it insist-I upon a high dogree oi
eillIIiIIuI-y III'Id‘rrlinbilin in those who
|"III\‘II olinrno of tho truins on its lines.
and who bore the solely of the travel-
ing public in tluIlr hands. A mun who
runs 1-! sIIIilIIh-rInginI‘I. of course. (iOl‘H
not have no mnny signals to which. IIud
thII‘tI is loss responsibility in the posh
lion.

.lII: l “but pI""opoIlion nl‘ lhc nun
were examined ii iI: imposdblc to My
but it is. i‘hounht ihnl lllilhi of the

men worn (’Xfllliint‘tl. or the tests would '

not huvo brru stopped Ono thing in
Miro. tlIIIrII ought to be no danger of
unridcnlz; now on the Conooilduted. dip"
to IIIistIIlII-s of ngnnlq. IIfiIIr what the
I‘lnplonrIr have been IIIijIIIItIIIl to in
the wuy of tests.

a.—

EXPERIENCES.

 

L‘FRANGRE'S

Assistance Refused the Dutch Steamer
by Many Passing Vesscis.

Ql'iIliIlNSTOVl'N. Moron iIi‘—'(:il|)|iilii
ilrtglcso. of the Dutch stunmur in
lI‘ln‘IIdre. from Antwerp for l’hiludcl
phiu. I" hit h Wits towed into Qilt‘t‘llr'
town Monthly by the. British IIlI :lllil"l
Welt ioiul wllh‘ hot iwlllilit‘l Itnd IIIIIII
post (-.IIrIrlId nuny and ihtoo of her
prI"oleloI blades gone. and looking. n.I.--

. Inudo :I blllielllltilii whiting» his onion

II-nI. 'l‘iII~ LII i"illiiiil‘l' beonmII umnun
IIchI" li .‘.l;III-II ii and lwr I.oIIImnliIiIII
il‘ilit‘i) (‘tilllllli‘ nts on lilI‘ cuiioIIIIIIIIsu or
the unptoin 01‘ II largo i‘ IoIIIh steumm

IIlIlIh pnssml lhvI disubiQt} wsoel and
the .niluIII oi others to hhuist tho lIII
lI‘iIIIIdIII.V 'i'hII iil‘Hi ship. Sighted Wat".
iilt‘ iI‘II-nch vessel rotor-red to, widen
iIIilIIIl to i‘l‘rlilflllli in any wur to iil(" I.II
lI‘luIIIiIII‘s urgent signals of Iliutl‘csu, (in
tho following dny iill' lied Slur iIillh
:Iloumcr l-‘riIIslIInIl.’ ironr NI-w You‘ll. III

lIIIIIIl to lube oil‘ iiil‘ t'l't-‘W of III: lI‘lIIII»
dre llI lhIJy Iron: |ll‘l"|lill'l‘.ii to uhnudon
their ship. but when ilIII; “Ins". lit‘t‘iilll‘li
lhc lI‘IiIIIIlIInIl pIoceodIId ’lhIIn II WII

nonl lno Isloutnor bound [In Iiuil. pairs
e'Ii lIu Flundlc Itnd the iutiIII‘ o (-uplnin

nay» twinned to lay by and IIwItll IIIIi»
ter weather. 'l‘hII IIIle stoumuhlp rout»
monk-atoll with was the Norwvgiun
steamer iIlII". L‘umain Rasmussen. from
Harry l‘or llItnIIItnII ltonds. Shi- ultIIIIlr
M II howl-tor to Lu lI‘IuIIIlro "IIIId begun
to tow hot" in the dirt-("lion of SI. dill-h-
Itel, Azorc inlnndn. but the hunger int.
modlutoiy ported uud the MI" prIIcIII-Il-
lid on her voyuuo.

Thai \I'ornout crew 01’ LII li‘iululro
WOl't' ilillitl'dt in despnir when the Woun-
I’oint was slrhtod IIIIIl tovad the ditt-
nhlod ntII IIInI-I to (lIuIIInnloIvII.

LIVE STOCK lNTERESTS.

CHICAGO. Mitrch ‘i'l» A tutorial to
the ’l‘rlbuno from Sun Antonio 'l‘III"..
suyu: 'l‘iIII. twenty—fifth unnuul moutiug
of tho Cattle. ltolsnrn‘ Anrorzlntlon in
mansion in this city. bus ndoptod u {Inso-
intlon recommending that. (‘ongrovn
provide for all unulstunt to the Sou-III
tar-y or Agrlkuiturd toubnvo hind-nu) tll
tho. llIIII stink intolcnin of tlIII country.

m...“ ...._...__-...-

GRAND DUCHEBB BETHROTHER.
IBT. PETIGRSBURG. Murob ‘l:i--~-'l"lIo
Grand Dunlmna ()lgn Aloxundmvoun.
the youngeut sister of the czar, has
been betrothed to Prince Peter Alex
undrovitth, oi Oldenburg.

'l‘h‘tI (lrund Duchoua Olgh was born
June 13,1882

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3 Prospect That More Will an if Thor-o

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I‘io‘I on Mar: Whilst tin Front tho
“Elgar Plantoro-I-Silfliiat‘do ct r.
clilall no Pom toil".

I (lion IIIIIIIInIlI-Itcn or [inundated Prowl

SAN JU/fiN. Plutoritico. idol-"uh 5...

‘ ihe unrplun luboi" population of Porto

ltico is iii-inn gradually loruonod by
Inuigrutlon. inning tho Inn-Ii low
Inoutzhn om lROO mun. women and

Ihildruu limo» left. for iinwnii. and il‘
” the liiiwuiiuu Isugur plnntero unsettli-
. lziou does not. cancel its order with tho

locnl Itgolllu, undil' too much opposi-
tion in not rniuod horn, about 8,000

more wIlli bu aunt to tho rut" away in» '

lands. 'l‘ho looul agent; havo boon

' considerably handicapped by the pub»

liculion ot' numorouo urine stories in
the in. III Spanish panels. These stor-
ies are writion null circulated by u rer-
I.ain nirmmnt, which. for one reason or
uuother, in" oposod to emigration. lly
moons of newspapers and hand hills
which lIIIIIII been "diatrlbutod in tho
diotriots [1qu which the emigrants are
being Iectuited. the ignorant would- he
omigrnuts the lot] to believe that they
are lining Iiold into uluvoly, and that
their Illilh'll’l‘fi will uuiIiIII-t them to all
qutnuor of torture lillti cruolty on the
nugnr pluIItutloun oi llnwuli.

An IunsIIcI-ovtsl‘ui Itttclnpt was mud»
on the second instant. in ship 400 out
igrunin to tho (lubnn iron. mines. from
Ponce. ’l‘lIo slonmor .vIIIni hero by the
HpuulIIh-AquriIqu iron Company was
on English lrclghtvr. and not licoum-Izl
to curry passengers. The boot wnu
hold unbv the IIIIsionIs nutuorlticu.
SmIIInty-livo of the enligruutsz nuilII-d
lhII ll4.'\[ morning, however. on i'ililit‘
to Hawaii.

tiilII-I" IIIIIigr Itiou ugtum IIIII. SOiit‘rii
Inn ll’lt‘il In no to iIIcIIndoI to work on
the MIrilmiIiiti lluilIoInl I-ontIIII:.t llIII
.lIIIIIIII‘cuI: lnhorurn which that cornpnnr
bus when to Smith Amoricn urlI report
PU to be tronblosomo and unrantist'u."
lory and the contracting company" in
IIIleouo loIII‘IIgnuII 3.000 Porto Rhinos.

’i‘lII- IIInigrullon ol‘ IIIII" labor cl
may be consult-rod It blessing for Por-
to itico. The island in IIXIuII-Illilutly
(IvorpoplIiututi and there is no work to
he oil’orI-Il lo the rural urmy of tumor
pinyI I}.

HONORS FOR AMERICANS.
English People Honor Them by Mom-
bership in Order of St. John.
LONDON. March ill—Tho (liizeltr to
do)" :IIilIIilIIIqu iiIII appointinmlt
Mundantcu (lo-oruo (fornwulliu West
and .ltIIIIIiI- ”low 915 iIIdlIII: (If gnu-II IIl
lhI- .lrdI-r of St. John ol‘ Jerusalem and
l. .l. \'IIIII\iI.Iu on an honorary lIIIiunt, In
Ki‘illli‘. in l‘tlllllilt‘iltlll. rt-rIpI-ctivIIlI" IIIItlI
their work in lilting out tho AIIIIII"II":III.
iloupilul ship Mnint- mm It livid hospi-

lIll l'IIr South AlriIIII.

.\ir.:. tlIIIII‘gII (‘ornwuiiis is heiter
known on LIIIII" Randolph t‘hurolIIlI.
hm" xtnIno bolero hel" i'l,'t.'t‘[li. IIIIII‘IiIIgo.

Mrs. .lIIIIIIiI-I tilow in Int. AmIIriIIIu
lady who lIIulI It prominIInl purl III the
work of tho i‘llllli‘i’iiitt‘t.‘ in Irhurgv oi
the \II.III"iIIIIII hospiinl IslIip Maine.

.I. .l. VnnI‘ of New York, iiiiu‘ii

.lI-n.
out n iit‘ili hospital portion in Juunnry
liltiIi, und offered it. to the British “or
Uiiii‘l“ for use in South Africa. it ("on-
niSlI-Il Iii ilirIIII wunmiu. with twenty“
iiH" coin and twenty lrnnuport IIIII-
IIIIIlII. IIIIilI all the appliances. it “.I::
:LIIIIIIptIIIl by ilII- Wur (lliiltc nud won
("dill-d the .I\llll'l'i\‘tlll auction (If iill‘ hus-
pilnl to which it. won hunched.

I'll!" \':iII.-\|IIII \Vi‘lli to the front IIIIilI
llIII livid houpilui. no secretory :md
lI‘eIIIIIIIIIr. ills ntull’ consisted of tour
(inriI'll‘n. eight InIIlIIrliI-I: null llllilli'li.‘-‘iii
norm-.4 ."IIId lilllillliillli'i' ili'lll'i‘i'h‘. .III III-
no molt with him luv-Iii)" lento. The
party Iniiod for South Afril II in WWII
III)". limp.

.‘-lr. \IIIIAlIIII did In" slut"
South AlrlIIu. but \\iliil‘ lIII Wlln‘ thIIrtI
Won \III3. .‘ll'ii\l." in bin work or merry
IIIIII lli'li’il Impound himncll‘ to tilt" Ilonr
liI"I-. word ScurnborollnlI. commanding:
II purl)" of tho Impuritti l'cumnnry In
South Africa. InudII II report on bohnlr
or lIlquIIlt’ and till.‘ troops. expressing
llII-it" grulliude for the splendid new
virus IIIIIIltrrlId il\"' Mr. VnuAion'n illllli‘li'
tnl. which won the only ouo present ut:
tho .inw with the Ynoiunnry.

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Owners:
llIlIInt side.)

Christian Swat-tr. |

Christian Swurtz |
(‘liristlnnSwartz I

Lewis ltuymond Estate,
(‘IIlhIIrlIIII C. liull.

John H, Knnpp,

Christian Swurtz.

Ilunicl Itnd Catherine Burdosh,
John and John K. Hevcsy,
Christian Swnrtz,

Adolph and Julia Kcsulci‘.
Michael Olljiu.

liobcrt ll. Snowdcn.

(‘lIIIrlcn and Ellznbolh Wnclul.
.lohn Hersho.

('iII"i.~ItlnII Swzirtz,

Stephen nud Borburn Slmonaky.
Ilhristinu Swartz.
Robert ll. Snowdcn,
Wm. "l‘I.

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and Thomas 1. Raymond.
Mrs. Sarah E, Ilcldou. one-hall int..

Edward K.
John (lot-hum.
Ilsinlc of Lewis Raymond.
(Wont Side.)
N, Y.. N. ll . und ll. It. it. (to.
Y,. N. ii.. and H. it. it. (10.. i

John and Auto Poop.

(llII und l-lnnVnub Oieson.
ilrIorge W. Welt-oil.

South Norwnlk. Marv-II lith. i90l.

damages," no the case. may." be, rogultingui- uccruihxio any V'ersori orpersonu
from. the taking or land rim" the Dublin mm as. aforesaid. or from much layout. 0.1-
lerallon. grading. enlarging and widening; and will Moot hear all portion inter-
tested in relation to the acceptance at this report. in whole or in fibril 0‘ “'3
committee of freehoidors appointed to make such layout or alteration. and
in r"0guxd to any modification or plunge of said report

The following in the list or: 4he persons and property assessed, and of the
nruenunrcIItIi, contained in the report of said frecholdera:

[Cumin ol‘ Frederick Bullion and others:

isolate. of Snmuul E. Olmstead, one-fourth int..
LoclIIIIood. one-fourth int,

1er I: am

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winning»: 8010. III... that It moutiiml or the oouucu p; it our will bet

 

. Benefit over
Damngea:

Spriugwood l'uion Sunday School Association.

 

Benefits; Damages:

18.54- 18.54

10.2i 10.21

‘ 30.90 30.90
35.10 . 35.10 .

. 135.00 135.00

40.00 40.00

42.75 42.75

. Q 51.75 51.75
164.01 104.61

30.00 30.00

84.15 84.15

16.74 16.74

4.50 5.40 .90
1.12 6.75 5.03
51.75 51.713

34.50 34.50

25.20 25.20

33.34 33.34

.75 .75

.37 .37

.38 .38

.til 7 50 0.00
1.8.3 3 75 2.40
4.50 97.00 92.50
“2.50 “2.50

15.00 15.00

10.00 10.00

$112.28 $1070.60 $1058.82

Por order of tho t‘ouncll.

JOSEPH R. TAYLOR.
City Clerk.
ml? 2t

 

li's tardiness.

r; marmmnuwmvmm

the year.

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Every piece of Winter
increditablc level. Call.

MACHINISTS WANT NINE HOURS. V'

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qu Hold Meeting! and Make‘ Do-
mands on Employers.

NEW YORK. March l1l~~--'l‘ho un—
nouncomcnt is made by the (imi‘l‘l'l-i oi
the New York DiI-Ilrlcl of tho lutnrnu~
lionnl Ausodiuliou oi' Milchiuiuis that.
beginning with thin woolI. Ineotingu of

IIIIIIIiIlnstu will bu illiili‘ill ull tho oust- '
‘ i‘l‘ll i‘iiit'H to prupure for the llilllivilmll

donmud of tho Innchinlntu, which goes
into oil‘III-t on Muy i. John O'Connell,
prenidonl ol‘ the internutloIItIi Asuoolu-
lion In‘ Mnchinlntu, will IIIldronu II mulls
mootinn of non-union and union muI
rhinintn on Friday night in this city.

A feature of tho dIImuiIIl. wllicn will
IItI'III-t 100 000 Inluliinlntn la the l‘uct.
Ibul It in nuuln in bcimli of tho non tin-
lou nu wull III-I the union machinists-i
unIi but the union uliowuV its mombern
to work in harmony with ”011'“ niou
mun 0i". long on union conditions are
observed.

MR8. NATION HEPUDIATEDL
’i‘Ol’i'lKA‘. 14008.. Murch ill-worn.
‘"I.IIero Nation nuliorl II mootinz or

"Home nelonllers" last night. to not-
lie on A candidate fol" mayor at
tho one: uninitiated lit the ileum liulin
primaries taut Saturday They refused
to be amended to in this mutter. mid
bluntly told Mm Niitlon at). Site made
0 talk to them in which 0110 called
them. ‘flinra nudniovlls.” 'l‘lIo defend
or; thou ropIIIllutodIMro. Nation.
nonAu ouiIITv or skim
. CHICAGO.. Mixl'tih lib—«A updclbl to
the Radon! from Mllwonkon unyu.
Charles 8“. urban, 050 ml mntrlinonim
unlit. liar Inn 10000 g‘nllty in the

led out air all lioi‘ooi up It to
gorilla 0ng 1.3% e; oilicltitr.h l’izfi
808% 2500 i? opium

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“Why ure ouch of you liIdlorI so do-
ulrouu of becoming prcnldcnl of your
dohuting moiety?"

"‘ii Hove.“ time, " unnwerod Minn (‘ny
onuo. 'thn you are in the chair you
ili‘l‘. ublo to nnub no many people at
onco."

Mrs. C. E. Vnn lieuuon. of Kllbourn,
Win. wuu unlit-led with ntomuoh trott-
bio and constipation for 0. long time."
She says “I have tried many ptopanI.
tions but noun have done mo the good
that Chmborluln'n Stomach oml Liver
'i‘abietzi Time." “one tomato are tor
role at G. (l. Btlllson'a. South Norwnlk

P. Wood' 5. Norwalk. drug “urns.
ch. 25 deals. Simpler rm. "
duh—«.- “nun-— "

An 0rdeal.«~lhn~»l worn van. door,
that. my family is very ulrtlcnlor about
whom i a hull marry.

lien-«Haven't you told them yet?‘

"No.1 actually haven’t had
courage.”

W I‘ I I
wonnmo 24 Hanna, A DAY. .

I Theron no rent for those tireless
little workers-nor. .Klng’a new Lite
Pills. Millions Moi
in; Torpitl Liver.
W. FWIMJI
Ii‘dfi Iii: Heuduoho,. drive out. yuolortm.

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”A New Enaland Winter ‘has never
been known totirot in the sky."

Expect cold. disagreeable weather; it's sure to come !
nevertheless. lea’ves us With a larger
stock on hand than we should have at this time of

WE MUST MOVE THEM. ,IlF THE WEATHER
WON'T. WHY THE PRICES MUST

 

98 Washington Street

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Be convinced. ;

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lleadacho,otten results from a dis-
ordoroacondltinn of the stomach and
countlpntion In tho bowels. A dose or
two of Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tuhioto will correct those dis
orders and cure the headache.
by G. C. Stillaon.'80uth Norwallt: o
1’. Wood Norwnlk.

Tho Margin for iIobor. —~Now ciork"
‘WlI‘IIIt. are your office hours? ‘ "

Employer—viva“, how much limo do
you think you can spare no from your
cigarette smoking?

 

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Alertundrla, ind. "and could hardly so
tiny liioop. 7 had consumiitiém o iiad
tho. litwalltod Maintain I unwrap“
trig It oily and null; Blood} hon
all other modlulnoa lulled, three 81. 00
homo: of Dr. Kings New Discovery
wholly cured mo. and I gained 08V
it‘ll absolutely guarantoad
to cum Coughs. 01,315 La Grippe.
Bronchitis and all Throat and hung
Troubles. Prioq 00¢ nun W 00.

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NORWALK.

A. M.-12:02x, 5:00, 6:00, 7:00.
;S:00x, 8:02. 9:00; 10:02x, 10:04.
11:00x, 11:02.

P. Iii—12:02. 1:04, 2:001, 3:02.

V 3:30): 4:02x,.4:04. 4:30. 5:02. 6:001

. LEAVE SOUTH" NORWALK FOR

{742, 8:.“

V 5:27. 6:25, 7:00x,.9:06x, 9:-I’I, 11:15.

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cant accept

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In. stir,

Successor to,
. C. E. CLAPHAM.

Sanitary
Plumbing.

Phone [37-3.
50 South Main Street,
So. Norwalk:

 

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Those dainty humuu birdlings need
pretty posts. 'i‘hcy repay in their own
innocence and beauty the cost of II
(to Curl. Nothing is prettier to meet
than n lovely child in its beautiful cal).
We have just the sort to make the
mother proud and happy and the baby
comfortable and best of all. the price
is right. A full line of children' 5 chairs
and cribs at pleasing prices.

A. J. COLLINS 6. 60.,

Directors and Embalmors,
12 North Main Street.

Funeral

 

 

N. Y. N. H. “8: H. R. R.
TIMETABLE.

 

In effect December 2. 1900.
LEAVE SOU‘lVH NORWALK FOR
NEW YORK.

A. M.——12:03x, 4:553. 5:45x, 6:15.
6:55 7:13, 7:54. S'llix. 9:031, 9:80
9:56. 10:22x. 10:40. 11.235x.

P. M.——l2:55"x; I'll, 2:25x, 3:04
3121):, 4:07. 4:50x. 0:33, 5:05x, 0:41,
7255):. 8:11. 10: 70

SUNDIMS.
A. M.:——12 03:. 4. 063.5: 45x. 9: 05.
P. M.:--3 21x.5:3l~3. 5: 05x.7:20. 10:10

LEAVE NEW YORK FOR SOUTH

09. 7:00. 8:00x. 9:30. 1i:00x.
SUNDAYS.

A. M.-—lil:02x. 6:00, 7:30.10:02.

l‘. M.~6:00."11:M.

NEW HAVEN.
A M.-——12:08x, 1:111, 1220:, 6:28
9:10x. 10:05:. 11:08:,

~12:02x. 1:10. 9 07:. 4:18.

Bridgeport. in addition to obovo—-P.

"FIJI“. ilIOl. 7 :28.
SUNDAYIS.

A. ill—:12 08:. 1:11x, 1:20;, 7:43
9: 12 11: 08:.

P. M.:-'l 15
SOUTH NORWAlVIK Ta DANBURY

A. lilo—6:05. 10‘ lax.

P. M.-~1:20,I 4:200 6:10. 6:00.
DANIURY "r0 BOUTH NORWALK

A. M.—-0: 00 7: 25 8:88.11:87.

P. M.——4: 00x. ‘:tl 25. '

Bandit trnlnutn

in: 7.2 it. in. m". o’ Danb'u‘ry. 8: as

Sore Throat?
,, ".er

Emmott

their next” Vehptilti “be '

parlance "will. no to

Donbury. 9-20 o .

 

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India a job
With satisfaction to, our employer and

» credit tooliroqlvoomuo bungling; no

time wanted.

Horned R. Nash

 

Article. A}

The newlowck of wall paper is
on kind. which has the highest
type of beauty, of coloring, and of

material in" the make-up. .It’s
worth while" making; it’s worth
while buying In Our best homes,
the question is not asked which Is
the cheapest. The real question
is. which is the best. We answer
it with this paper.

Wail Papers, Painters’ Suva
plies, Artists’ Materials.
Window Shades. Cornice Poles.
PICTURES.
Pictures Framed to Order.
Painting, Paper Hanging, Decor-
sung.

 

Telephone Call, 133.3.
Open evenings till 8:30.

 

"L.
DECKER.
87 WASHINGTON ST.,'
South Norwalk. Conn.

 

 

Dailil Freight Line

Between
NORWALK,
SOUTH NORWALK
and
NEW YORK.

 

Ptopellers

CITY OF NORWAIIK.
VULCAN AND EAGLE.

Leave Norwalk 5 p. m. Leave South
Norwalk 6 p 111 Leave New York,
Pier 23, East River. Beekmnn Street,
3301p "

 

HORSES

TO SUIT EVERYBODY.

 

WE HAVE THEM COMING BY THE
CAR-LOAD EVERY FEW DAYS.

1,

M. TARLOV,

CONNECTIC UT TURNPIKE.
South Norwdlit.

LEIHIGH DON’T LIE

 

 

You Humour con ‘dollvofed to you
try on boat method. We employ tho
most col-elm nan ‘iin‘vl our aim is {or
porloctlon or dolivury on well on par-

Htiio ital coal. '

- I wemmw IT "11"
villi ii to yonru'twulm it; buy your

V cool gum.

'IRVING LOCKWOOD & CO.
Wécés'wu to 3. Hints.
Cm! Yuri! ma once Water strut.

, muchtomwoomor WII-alumna
, Main streets. South Not-walk, Conn.

Telephone Call. 310.

 

 

 

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