moraines been WW“ lll'lll eli‘ boil the author; Ill WIN it. will not mbfiflnecessary tiller rte turn the bell lion- all from Central. You take the earpiece off the hide 0!; the etrument and you halve o lasted the our will be there to green , In part of the system tile telephone people as the attdr‘y." Among its many it obviates the batteries t be recharged every thlé‘e ith the new equipment .lg e no batteries. except those “the fientralw tlon. rho p out illiuc soothe of 0 service the telephdnc “I! well satisfied It has been a in Waterbury fill a long. " Ifuthre When you take the ear- l‘ your instrument a small I limp lights up in front of the vindication the number of the a pandas- opeiaudi in the central so far as making the connec- g 'ncerned. will be the same. lime are insulted bore and there ‘ your party but the rac~ ' l I”; ttin sin and oil ting is in an gailbirt‘rary maul II cease when the new system into effect. While the communion.- f going on between subscribers " wire the lamps remain lighten man stops conversation and g, , his telephone one of the 1'9 hills lighted if the other ‘ :Iél'e wire holds on to his tele- hilt if both hang up their tele- . the lights are extinguished and hill dated ,to Central that the con- on has ended and the w rics are er in use. : ill Superintendent E. 13. Baker. fulfills new system, said today ‘ In about as near as anyone utomatic telephone that scces'afully atroduction of this common but- protein will necessitate changes 3000 instruments now in use in ‘ The telephones will be ve improvements are e at the central office of Bmmpany in Ne‘w Haven is to put the system In in Hartford and Bridgeport ,, toI'New Haven. and that I . I lane will involve an expen- v~ .. lioafdoilars. The com 74 ‘ bout the first of the lion of a new two llion in the main build» treat. New Huron. fl is ed upon land recently ac- ‘I’ease from the Pilkin heirs. ml of the common batter) svstcm the terminal wires will run into ' building from the condiurs, and in f ‘ at there will he engine aau " rooms. The company will “ale iii If"! motor and the soriice will not led should there be a break ' the electric light plant from . e batteries are now charged. the upper floor of this new buIIu- ill be located the main operating fl . The operating room is now lo W on the top floor of the main build- but if. will be shifted into the adul- ‘ the rear. The present saillh ‘-lhot cost lees than five _\ cars ago to be discarded and a e’ costing fully as much if not Mill :0 into the new building. hp circular in shape inltead of tudlnai- and In Baker says tnu Wilde a capacity for enough to Inset the increase in business II: come within the next ‘20 but as the life of a switchboard , fire or eight years. this mailer entering deeply Into a present 'ion of the officials of the com . mew operating room will be by an immense skylight. inc W itself mu be about so by we .I The contracts for the new build have not yet been given ooh . o the improvements in New Ho ltli improvements in Bridge in liorlford. In. the former . company in to put up a new In l-‘uirneld avenue. directly _ :le braiding... ll wiII bril‘amM i‘omliloII-d' yet I . ~ rt building will cost 3».- o of lilo testament. , for the fillme cinema 0 telephone «Slowly mum: from Pit ‘f 4 " Wool, Haven. The mm m the plan! of the old I. WI W on Roll ., -I do. In col Hated. where mound railroad facilities. - In line improvement; «In heisaied in the telephone . . its power. = and how lop; from such II rule would ' the connection; ‘Wemrn the rim to .bccndoneinlheucoollhalldverse . aura loot a letter incl received in New I that lit- III-III to relinquish all?“ his no "iii .erl infill! “Hammer-u In bl for lie can: any year. . hilllditg; last yearB a}: big increase in the amber of telephones in the state. the labor ‘0! new telephoned being 2 581 $0011 lines were increased forty two nuns fob e lifeline wines. and an in. garease of 1.99ilmllca of exchange wire. Pile company uses nearly seventeen thousand mlleo of. wirfio in covering the state. and for toll flies there are nearly six thousand allies of wire. The company has 5.350 instruments. in the plate, and employ 387 operators. For conduits for blilying wires and for new: cable: ftbo company last year spent $00, 000, rind for new poles and exchange [w ‘eo 2400 was. used up. THE CONNECTICUT WESTERN " " ' EXTENSION. II. (The Hartford Couiant Feb. 31.19%.) Amazon has been printed and circa Iotii‘d aQong the Members of tile Jingle future to illustrate that. while 75 ion feet of the T'milfvillc extension of the Connecticut Western have been built the branch cannot be operated because there Ila ll. break of 31.3 legit iii the line and the Supreme ‘Court of he ’sthtc has llllll aimously declared that the com pany has no light to build across that strip. Iicfolc lending any sympathy to the interrupted project it will be well for the members and all others interested to look up the bistoxy of the affair. in the? am place. the road now has its jeaatorn terminal at Hartfoidi it I'sn frond to Hartford and this town paid $750. 000 of bold cash to get it. PM business that comes in over if is all flint we have to show for the Invest- meat. The. stock that we not want to pot years ago. it is incredible that any one an believe the scheme to build to Springfield is anything else than a plan to take business there instead of to tins oil). If that isn't the purpose than there is no need of doing anything about the East Granby strip. for. if the road is operated. it will take busi~ noes elsewhere than here. it is claimed that a large business from file west to Springfield will be developed. but that the traffic with Hartford will not be affected. This is preposterous. No man can guarantee that the road shall give us even equal facilities with Springfield. and no one can frame a condition so as to compo. any ,such regulation. Tariffvilie for Hartford. but could go through to Springfield. and, if per- chanre they had also to wait at Turin- ville for the Hartford car. what chance would our merchants have to do bus:~ bass with customers from the territory served or the Connecticut Western. whlca is now of necessity a constant feeder? Objects more in the line of least resistance. Through trains .0 one city and change cars and wall for the other would shift all trade in the direction of thd easticst route; and any management that chose for any rea- son to adopt that policy Iwould have Hartford. would have Connecticut iii it would mallc all that re gion tributary to Massachusetts mcr- chants. So much for Hartford's own direct interest in the matter. We are a use pic who love our neighbors. but within limitaiions. We did not put three quarters of a million info that road to build if for the benefit of our neiirh~ bore of Springfield. who did not pill in II coat. One argument odcrcd for passing the resolution is that (his will provide the slate with a rival line to the l‘on- solidafcd. Will if'.’ We have had .I\ periences with Springfield capitalists that do not invite any such forecasts. Years ago when the Consolidated was much less consolidated than now Springfield capitalists, after a bitter light. secured from the Connecticut fragialaluro an amendment to the c for of the valley road. permitting If ”to extend to Springfield. it was a great victory. and as soon as they won. they sold out to the Consolidated and what ever the amendment might have new n worth they pocketed it all for them sclv Ia. Iloccnlil Springfield capitalists in charge of the New Haven steamboat lino established a rival line in the Con. mlidatod and cut rates and carried freight and passengers at much lower prices than the Consolidated. When that had run on forawhlie lher solo their lino out to the Consolidated at ii [at price and pocketed the proceeds. The Central New England has been nth-rod lo the Consolidated and who doubt: it would, he odour! again. The road on declined then. when it had no Springfield connection. and when the management of the Consolidated lint-Iv if had no fully to get on fuel place The unanimous decision of the Supreme Court allows that notion was MIMI. Now Iclglhc lnxialalnrc mic this permission and not II comm-film- value info the Conncclicul \Vesfom be undrrfniwn that the (Tonmlidulcd would!» compelled to buy it. and ihca the act result of granting of the prin- legs would simply he to put a neat ruin into In». pockets of the operators who have the mod new. and put the road itself in the mansion of the Consul» dated at a high price. lo the Donnerw cut Legislature coal-cued for philan- mm: or bouillon-I The foal Mature refused in grant build. All the construction that has action. 3"! COW"! ARNOLD BLIND. NHWI'ORK. “ml! ““700 Huron York from our Edwin Arnold mu lmmn summation m a ir hoe ' ' I I ”0:? in nearly all othe large cities. and uried. V , . other ‘ years ago. if passengers , - should be compelled to change cars at air 7 thflV b90313" J's- ”MP9“. :uw billion: 0’“ ll. of Stump rd. new rel dilly David Farrell. of Stamford a personal service was made.- illlil. ‘lfllien 0' Donnell Wan married in Stamford, to David; Farrell. abhut three Her married life was ap- parently a happy cue. .Ilntil according- toI the nilegationd James H. Wilson, thiiii‘ a clerk in u loiial grtlcery store, crossed her path. Lira. Farrell and Wilson became intimate. and when, in whcre‘abouis of the couple remained“ unknown till a few Weeks ago. when Linus Wood at Sun. bicycle dealers, from whom he had purchased ttvo bi he had neglected to pay f0I fully. The Wheels were r Icovered by Constable Bohlechtweg. who, it is alleged. found as man and wife. This discovery has been made the basis of the divorce proceedings. to bring which Attorney Galen A. Carter has been retained. Wilson is a married man. and when he left Stamford. be h d a suit for di- vorce pending against Iis ‘wife. who is said to he at present living in Ridge. field. Mrs, Wilson’s interests in this suit were being looked after by the firm of'Pcssendcn & Carter. Deputy Sheriff Peter Doolnn. in, us- slsted by Policmncn Cnmpana. Weston and Ladd, yesterday afternoon arrest- ed Frank Petroski. who keeps a saloon on Wall street. and John ilesclio. who conducls a saloon at the corner of Hancock avenue and Spruce street, Bridgeport, the charge against them being: a violation of the liquor law. I no men have been in the habit of stock- ing wagons with liquor and stationing themselves on Railroad avenue. near the Mallenble Iron Works between 12 and l o'clock daily. and them scllmg ll- quor to the employee of the factory. The men were both caught in the act; and with them were captured two wag- Ions. two demiiohns of gin. two of whiskey. one of cider brandy. 20 hot; lies of various kinds of liquor and the cases of bottled beer. The violation was the most open defiance of the law ever seen in that city. the men stand- :ing in the middle of the street and passing out their liquor in tumblers. and taking pay for it without the slightest attempt at concealment. About twelve or iiflccn clerks em~ played in the office building of the Con- solidated road. New Haven. lcfl for Boston today, where they will take up permanent residence. They have ucen iemployed on claims in the office of the general freigh. agent and their rumor" ‘al is caused by the establishing of a new claims bureau under the charge II. P. S Holbmok. with the title of first assistant general freight fluent. The order lm this bureau became effective todav. its business will be to have charge of loss and damage claims. claims for over charge in freight mics. and all claims of any character por- mining to the freight department of tho entire system. Clerks will also he transferred from the general freight agent's office in Boston to the New lla- veu bureau Verna LODK. the seven year old daughter of Mrs. bong. who conducts the fancy work store at 176 Temple street, New Haven. had a narrow os- onpc from serious injury and what a! first seemed curtain death, yesterday afternoon. The child. with half a IIOZ» on companions of about the same age was playing in the yard of the Trinity Chapel. next to flu- lot in which the new .\f. l‘. AI building is gom up. A pile of planks fell on her. She was I-xiric-aicd from her perilous position by workmen. \ .An autopsy was performed Iasl eve- W‘ niug on the 'body of Arthur Blush. a native of Massachusets. who died sun- dcnlv at the general hospital. in New Haven. durinz the afternoon. The rer- Iiicf of the physicians who conducted the vast morlem examination was inai the stranger died of anemia. blush was fifivoix years of ago. He lived ill Iliusdaie. Mass. where he kept a hotel. HI.- ‘Ias unmarried. and has besides his brother William. one sister lirml: who resides in Sufflold. Conn. Arthur 1.. Blush. of Hiaadale. Man. died suddenly at the Bridgeport hos piiul, yesterday afternoon. He was re- morcd there about 2 o'clock. from one of the hotels. and he died before :5 o'clock. He was a man apparently about forty-live years of ego. Nolli- lng is known of him here. and. owing to his condition. the hospital authori- Iicu could learn nothing from the man when he was brought UII‘M. No dial:- nolila has been made of his case all yclI The Rev. Walter P‘. Prince. assislam memory of the law- and Order Manic. of New Haven. uppcnrlrd Ill.“- fore the ootamllluc in Hartford you‘ll-r. day in support of II bill now before "If- commitlot‘. lwhich Is lulu-mind lo pvt.IL mi prion fighting In this slain. lie said :hul prize 05th were essentially brutal and were often the cause of dmukenneoo. ultimatum] riots. be older endangering the public morale. Michael burden. of New Britain. aged fourteen years was bully infirm by Magnifier-brownie funny. The mill: wagon no on or the boy's much and besides the lair-moi Injurieo. his leg was broken. The In 'lllmun drove on after the amt Ill-Ill without stopping to learn the ex- tent of the boy a lemme. ill-will AI Dal u wilful-run of "In Civil W.“ “or! flirty. «I found div-II. m lord". lo the collar of all: radium-N in film loll fir was wool-vi lo afimlis of lip flab the [killer of WI! retold! airliner of fine who to Maui: to 7 F9 H our P ellsillll, N. Y. In a an for ‘00- I Iain e nil-dice: cranial by her blia- I .bau, ' Alleged» I infidelity is made the ground for the ’ Auuudt lust. Wilson dilddenly left town. . Mrs. Wilson soon followed him The ‘ Wilson was located near Peek’skill by . cycles on the installment plan. which I Mrs. Farrell and Wilson living there ‘ renne- ‘ i been known to" It's tardiness. nevertheless the year. I.. WON'T. WHY TH Every piece of Winter increditable level. Call. z- / i I "A New Emilio?! Winter has never Expect cold, disagreeable weather: it's sure to come 1 stock on hand than we should have at this time» of WE MUST MOVE THEM. 98 Washington Street 0 wall in t1): sky." ..leaves us With a lafger IF THE WEATHER E PRICES MUST. Clothing reduced to an Be convmced. E u A nap of half an hour or so in the afternoon after a meal is helpful and favors rather than hinders good sleep at night. NIGHT WAS HER TERROR. "i would cough nearly all night long." writes Mrs. Chas. Appiegnte. of Alexandria. ind. “and could hardly get any sleep. I had consumption so bad that if 1 walked a block i would cough frightfully and spit blood. but. when all other medicines failed three 31. 00 bottles of Dr Kings New Discovery Clll‘l‘d file. and I gained 08 pounds." it's absolutely guaranteed to on Coughs, Colds, La Grippe. Bronchitis and all Throat and Lung Troubles. Price 50c and $1.00. Trial bottles free at I“. H.13axfors drug store. who! ly London is Piccadilly and the Park or if is nothing. To live in London one must be born rich or die dishonest. JELLO. THE NEW DESSERT. pleases all the family. Four flavors: Lemon, Orange, Raspberry and Straw berry. At your grocers. Try it to day. w If you interrupt your studies for one day it will take you two to makc up what you have lost. Tho lingering cough following grippu calls for One Minute Coagh Cure. For all throat and lung troubles this is the only harmless remedy that gives immediate results. Prevents con sumption. G. C. Slillson. What is .be House of Lords but a monkey-house? All those brand new peers—411ml» brewers and bankers:— aIpng the old feudal lords. mimicking their Incdlncval mililarism. Slate of Ohio, City of Toledo, Lucas County. as. Frank J. Cheney makes 0th that he is senior partner of the film of F. J. (‘Ihcney & Co. doing business in the City of Toledo. County and Stale aforesaid. and that said firm will pay each and every case of (Talnrrb that cannot be cured by the use of Hall‘s (.‘nlarrh Caro. FRANK J. CHENEY. bwom in before me and subscribed in my presence. this 6th day of Ocean her. A. D.. 1886. A ‘.’. GLEASON. Notary Public. Hull's Col-ml Care. is taken intera- ally. and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Send for testimonials frcc. 1-“. J (‘llE‘CEY & (‘0. Toledo 0. Sold In Druggisfa. 75c. Hall a Family Pills are the best. «— Ji izcnlic Hlut.~—-Chally Kciilwi be Here you porters revolve wry pIIIIr Inn's? ' f’ortrrwi‘l’c do air. if it wasn‘t for the lips mit‘ goals. like younwif. gives no. we should make no can of a “flu." .....__ REMARKABLE cones or assure hop: up Monaural: annuities». First. with rheumatism in tho shoulder which I10 buffered melting III-III for ten days Which «I relieved with two applications of Pain “In. rubbing the pans afflicted and realize lag instant benefit and mm rsildib a very short time. SecondJo fireman lien: in thigh Joint. almost mounting him with mm min. which tram re "owl Inf two nppllcm will: llII-uliaimv-ul on mill-3m and not up up Im: from sale In" 6 I' mill-cl. Sonia Runoff“? E P Weed, Nor-unlit. “noun—W , . enlarger means I... It mam hate your MW ”mated as dim m the sum of One Hundred Dollars for. New “A woman, I notice. always lowers her voice to ask a favor." “Yes. and raises her voice if she doesn't get it." Headache often results from a dis- ordered condition of the stomach and constipation of the bowels. A dose or two of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets will correct these dis- orders and cure the headache. Sold by G. C. Stillson. 80th Norwalk; 8. P. Weed. Norwalk. They say that trade follows the fins. but it is the flag that follows trad :. 'f‘hc march of empire is a commercial advance covered by cannon. STRIKES A RICH FIND. "l was troubled for several years with chronic indigestion and nervous debility." writes F. 1.6mm. of Lon caster. N. H. "No remedy helpedrme until i began using Electric Bitters, which did me more good than all the medicines I ever used. They hiivll al- so kept my wife in excellent health for. years. She says Electric Bitters are Just‘ splendid for female troubles: that they are a grand ionic and invigorator for weak. run down women. No other medicine can take its place in our fam‘ ily." Try them. Only five. Satisfac- tion guaranteed by F. H. Baxter. "The Chinese believe in right pill-air torics." “Well. I'm glad to boar they deserve sixteen." it. illil WORKING 24 HOURS A DAY. There's no real for those tireless little WOI'lief‘fP—Dr. King‘s new Life Pills. Millions are always busy. cu:- ing Torpid Liver. Jaundice. Bilious aces. Fever and Ague. They hanisn Sick, Headache. drive out Malaria Never gripe or weaken. Small. taste nice. work wonders. Try them. 25c at F. H. Baxter's. Curiously. the men who are easiest to got along with are the very men who have no faculty for getting along. The stomach controls the situation Those who are hourly and strong are those who can out and digest plenly of food. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure dlg~ leafs what you out and allows you to our. all the good food you ml. If you suffer from indigestion; earthen. belching or any other stain fmuhlc. this preparation can‘t help but do you good. The most sensitive stomachs can uke if. (i. C. Stillson. The man who lives for himself alone is apt to be neglected by the world at large « Mrs. C It, Van Deacon of Kilhourn Wig“ "I alluded with stomach tron bin and constipaliou for '0 long time. She says. "I have tried many prepare. lions. but none have done me the good that Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets have." Those tablets are for sale at G. C. Sullaon'n. South Norwnlli E. P. Wood's. Norrulk, drug stores. Price. 23 cents. Samples free. If a man is known by the company fu- kfmlia. what shall be said of the moral» sheriff ,. WHAT OHALL WE HAVE FOII m8 BERT! “I“. Thls question arises in the I over; 1107.140! no power It TI” MP" 0 delicious and heal Prepared in two minim Almanac“ in "Prod-11'. why did you drop the baby on the floor?“ “Well. I heard ererrbody car if no a bouncing bully and i wanted to use it haunt-0" Pro Moon, of Ill. III... fond [brillfllyfmiil Whit tug” who I. , Minnelli additional!“ Ilia . on. Win Raspberry and Strawber- . tr. “1% I ' ‘ t I I , ‘ thoughtfully a; We Mums and thought it "marine and there fore chose it he clerk annealed that John was a more popular name amI the aristocracy. and the MIDI]- clullecunted to say the dull and, Successor to C. E. CLAPHAM. l Sanitary Phone l37-3. 50 South Main Street. SO.IQNorwalk". 1 I i t I i 1 i 1 i I t i 4 I i I I 1 1 1 1 i 4 1 1 4 I 1 I 1 These dainty human birdlings need pretty nests. They repay In their own innocence and beauty the cost of a Go Cart. Nothing is prettier to meet than .1 lovely child in its beautiful cab. 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‘s chairs and cribs at pleasing prices. A. J. COLLINS 6. 00.. Directors and Embaimero, 12 North Main Street. Funeral N. Y. all. a" H. R. It TIMETABLE. .un— In effect Detembor 2. 1900. LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOli NEW YORK. LIL—12:53:. 4255:, 5:!51. 0:13 6:55 7:13, 7:54. 816:. 9203:, 9:36 9:56. 10:22x. 10:40. 11:35; P. 51—12551 1‘14, 2225!. 3:04 3:21x, 4:07. 4150:. 0:33,, 5255:, 6:41 7:55x. 8:11.10:20 SUNDAYS. A. air-12:53:. 4:551. 5:451. 9:05. P. M.—-3:21x. 6:38, 6:651. 7:20. 10:10 LEAVE NEW YORK FOR SOUTH NORWALK. A. M.-—-13:02x. 5:00, 6:00. 8:00:. 8:02. 9700:, 10:02:, 10:“ 11:001. 11:02. P. ll.--12:02. 1:04, 4:001, 3:02 3:30: 4:023. 4:04. 4:30, 5:02, 6:001 6:02, 7:00, 8:001. 9:30. “:00; SUNDAYS. A. M.——12:03x, 6:00. 7:30, 10:02. P. M.——6:00. 11:00. LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR NEW HAVEN. A. Lie-12:08:. 11117.. 1:201, 6:“ 7:42. 8:“. 9110:, 10:00:. 11:08:. 11:0. 1’. Il.-12:021. 1:10, 3 07:. 1:18 5:27. 0:25. 7205):. 91051. 9:.3, 11:15. Bridgeport. in addition at above—P )1.-—2:40, 5:0I. 7:28. BUNDAYB. A. 1—1220“, 1:111, 1:101. 1:!1 9:12.11:08r.r P. ".5312“. . SOUTH NORWALK TO DANBURV A. H~6a35.10:1flx P. Dir-HBO. 4:251. 3:10. 6:00. OANIURV 1'0 ”UT" NORWALK A. u.-o:uo. 7:16. 9:38, 11:31. In P. Ila—4:001. 0 . Dunbury. 3:20 0 7:00. ”and" train on; 1:25 p. In. Lure Dunbar}. ozol o. Is: 0:10 a. m. . M 1 indicator or”; Sore 'ihroat ‘? TRY ‘ I credit to curlelvomgfloéhungllng, no . Artie : worth while making; while buying. In our best homes, parlance 0118be an. to handlo a lull with untiofoctiolr dour elliployor'und II .R .: Noah diVesl Streets. 16. The new stock of wall paper ill the kind which has the highest type of beauty, of coloring, and of material in the make-up. 'It’s it’s worth the question is not asked which is the cheapest. The real question i is, which is the best. We answer f it with this paper. Wall Papers, Paintcru’ Sup- plies. Artiste’ Materials. Window Shades. Cornice Pelee. PICTURES. Pictures Framed to Order. Painting. Paper Hanging, Decor- dung. Telephone Call, 1334,. Open evenings till 8:30. DECKER. 87 WASHINGTON ST, South Nor-walk. Conn. Dailu Freight Line Between RWALK, NORWALK 1.. l- ‘ I. NO SOUTH and NEW YORK. . Propellers CITY OF NORWALK. VULCAN AND EAGLE. Leave Norwalk 6 p. In. Leave South Norwalk 0 p. m. Leave New York, Pier ’.‘3. East River, Beekman Street, 3 p. m. HORSES TO SUIT EVERYBODY. WE HAVE THE)! COMING BY TH. CAR-LOAD EVERY FEW DAYS. M. TARLOV, GONNECTICUT, TUBNPIKE, South Nornlk. Lauraflporr'r LIE You not your cool delivered to you by the boat method We employ the moat careful men and our aim In for perfection of delivery as well no pun MW“ 00" *r 1‘ Iw‘ , I” w: new I “mom lull-niobium coalhoro. IRVING LOCKWDOB I 00-. Watchful-m. noeluraumloo'inwmm Brooch
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