Al the d teases that can "be traced to the awe have has vio- 17711111111 have been i he system that were 1 to the demands as suits. A patent recently been up: ' an interview. 11: a man purposely "With the argument JeureIer in town that to repair Now the \ bodies is far more the 11311117 bodies by using moo find never 'was. intended e Inst way to do this Don't take any» ' nl fruits. nuts,- grains ‘ Will have been so very thought or con- dead bodies 01111111111111: win 1Y 1619,an idea ouite prevaI filout the use of meat we uillcient strength Recent tiring matches and cy- “ vs, been the occasion of ‘7‘ comment on the. part of ni'ious medical Journals, a turbo a general agree l1 good- is not only mine 1 eons of promoting endurance. but that its 1‘. least during seasons of “I“ is a disadvantage and she ‘ ‘ ROLLA BLACK. _ INNER SUSTAINED. Mill Temple’s Plaques: for would Assist Plaintiff. fibrils in the civil .’ H to the Norwaik Hat Co. - 7M defendant was president. failed Plaintiff claims 1.1111 Ithat Certain monies lid 11 thé hands of the dc ' her. but that he has at wretused to settle in the she brought arequest for an ‘ ' its the defendant disclose. sdefcndant demure and the stains it. Judge Curtis says othing in the request for dis lch would assist the plaintiff on. With perhaps one excep- tion the plaintiff is not en- e‘orde‘r. if the exception if the plaintiff may request in. ' brought by James Mc ii «Ridgefleid. against William 7" Danbury. to recover $2. 900 1 the loss of an eye cue to lcted by a dog owned by . faced by the court on the 671:! the defendant is cited to ' ’ at George W. 17.11.11.1- rt “whit? 71:: named res y use 111; ”m is to be rigged uc~ rvisicii of commodore slit-rubs. vIrho wiliq, alibi: ' in America. " - the east today. ‘ the university officials and the stu- swer- to a nfinor and not his guardian or first 77 defendant entered a plea brooch. at. vim no .1 and to establish an American edition of the church Review. the or: pan of the High Church party of Eng-‘ land has 1311111111111 to New York from Florida, whom be has been fishing. ' “Our plan to establish the American edition of The Church Review met with decided opposition." he said In, “We did not inteniit oppose any one. We do not want to be aggressive. We want only the op- portunity to give hlgh church people in America our ideas and views. But one of the church papers Opposed 11s and printed a‘ very decided editorial The high church clergyman have on- ooiira'god mo everywhere. however, but the others have been so decided that i hardly know what to report to my friends at home. The moon was to be; printed in Philadelphia and plates from the English edition were to be biought here. it may yet be done The high church movement is growing The duke will go to Boston next week and later to Philadelphia. He will return to England by the middle of May. VOLUNTEERS COMING EAST. Baillnqtcu. Booth and Wife Have Com- pietcd Their Western Tour. outcast): March 18—lelington Booth. head of the Volunteers of Amer- ica. is at the Great Northern Hotel with Mrs. Booth the two having just completed a tour of about 8.000 miles through the West They will leave for Commander Booth spoke with en- thusiasm of the work of the Volun- teers. “During the last nine months 1,.113 683 people have been present at thirty-thousand Sunday and week night meetings within Volunteer hails " said General Booth. "Reports show that i. - 733. 637 persons were attracted to the 11 .682 open air meetings conducted by the Volunteers. There have been i. 126 converts, from 35 to 45 per cent of whom have become members of evangeiic churches. " General Booth said the Army has raised 80,000 in the year and now is reaching 17,000 convicts in prison work. MORE TROUQLE IlN BUDAPEST. Results Over the Order to Remove Crosses from Lecture Rooms. BUDAJEST. March ls—éserious dis- turbances have occurred here between dents in consequence of orders issued, by the Minister of instruction of the removal of all crosses from the lecture rooms of the university. in spite of this prohibition, when the rooms were opened this morning the professors dis covered that the students had gained entrance and nailed crosses to the walls The officials commenced to re- move the religlous emblems but were hissed and insulted by the students. Some of the latter. however. supported the officials and violent scenes ensued matter will he discussed“ in parliament. NEW POST-OFFICE PAMPHLET. WABHiNGTON. March .18—-'i‘he i’ost- oilice Department will issue about next autumn a complete digest of pea tai information under the terms of the last poaiai appropriation not. There is already a large demand and numerous inquiries are reaching the department. it is announced however. that the con- tracts cannot be advertised for until af‘ ter July 1 next. and it will be a consid- erable time after that before the ham phiets will be available for free distri- nation at all postofllces in the coun- try. s”— NEW LAND OPENED. I PilOENiX. 11112., March 118‘-1'l‘he 111 godones tract. containing nearly fifty thousand acres or land below trains will be opened to settlers today. Much of the land is vap- valuable and most of it has both —.-.I-~c~I--‘It l 1 1 t DUN March iB—A patch reports that the Ge riin dis~ 111111111111 coadsa 01171.71. 1 LQNDGN. 17.11111 Ilsa-A 11111 waist croon- H . Niall ghurobh Paper 11 1 on: diclsry. will delay the longest 1 log in their reports and sessitfiis of both state that they hare basis a well in and the lectures were suspended. 'i he ~ ' ernlng twins; but being remaining or 11111311311. osttsvitts 11011.11... an nary. ii“ on Brltffllii" ill}! decided 110111171111: , don. the use of Ballerina boiler. 77an ‘ warshiiisa 1 ' ‘ V. . ,5 I 11:1' W from shanghai. announces the sail ins all two children they would stadium not this year. inass either this week or dust: as p re. II II important" nedm most of the bill which they hsduled. As 111111: the rialirowop files and the Commute 11 be there will be held wall up into ay.) The ¢hliirifhcin of both committees, however. band and that they should t through his year on account of the Fri lite hes1 lugs fully three w Her 1: an usual. ‘ 1 While the session this ys‘ar has is- corded about a half dozen less bills and ptition‘s than last year. the amount of mpo‘rta'nt business is greater than; eater before. The important peel bill, the high license bill. the proposed con— stituticnsi amendment measure. and a 111111111111 of bills before the Judiciary and Railroad Committees. 1111;111:1111; the important Connecticut Western case and the whipping post bill make this session one of the most important in recent years. Speculation is already rife in the capitol as to the probable outcome of these measures. and an sorts oi opinions are expressed .As stated last week. some sort of a high license bill will be presented. and the report is likely to come this week. The committee does not seem willing to raise the present fee too high. and is not willing to go as far as the measure calls for. but will undoubtedly report. to the House for an increase frdm 4606 to 6706. 'The whipping post bill that will be reported in a few days will be turned down by the committee unless something now unexpected happens. The committee is not willing to permit the re-‘establishment of such. a law in this state. and is said to be unanimous against it. As to the pool bill. it is said that the Agricultural Conimi't'cee is ready to report and may do so this week: There is a division in the com. mittée, and a full pool bill will hardly be sent in. 1.00111 option. however. is likely to be the burden of the commit— tee‘s report. This week will be a busy one with the committees an- extended hearings will occupy the time of nearly all of them every afternoon after session hours.1 The hearing that will attract the most attention this week will be on Wednesday afternoon, when the worn- cos suffrage bill comes up for a hear- ing.1'i‘he hall of the House is reserved for the hearing. and the bl-ennial ar- guments will probably be heard. Few of the committees. however. have any remarkable measures coming up this week. HAWLEV i'N DEBPA! R. Even senators have troubles of their own. The Washington Poet says: "Senator Hawiey is in despair He has lost a little card which bore the initials of the president of the United States. . “The other evening General Hawiey went to the White House to ask. the president to appoint a friend of his to a position in the army. The proof dent was naturally very glad to oblige the chairman of the military commit- tee. and. according to his custom, picked up a blank card and wrote on it a line to the secretary of war. saying 'Piease make this appointment. W. McK.‘ General Hawiey thanked him and left "But somehow or other General ilawley either left the card in the White House or he lost it on the street. At any rate, he cannot iind it The chances are ten to one. however. that the appointment will be made Just the some", UPRISING IN PERSIA. . LONDON, March i8—-—Tho Vienna Nieu F‘rlc Presse reports a serious ris- ing in Teheran. Persia. because cer- tain reforms are attempted by the shah. , 1 “"Fares." demanded“ the Jefferson avenue car conductor. The tall. .thin‘ woman handed out is an is for herself and two youngsters “ hree cents more, please." remind ed the conductor “They are_twina.", she explained "and cm equal to one child." The c nductor scratched his been and tried to remember his instructions. Evidently he recollected nothing gov a pvliiipsopher.1 he pondered and Iain: fore 111111111141. Perhaps you' re right, sad yet you spoke of the‘ 771111. it's way.“ Th, 's mommy and be sued 111711 7111171117711 birth “Twins are out of the ordinary. more 1 .1 the fluidity rec , to: 1111171 probably Presidéii 1 per. also will take din ”lit: . Laukhlin. liniverslty tender Mr. Wu a reception flail. Prof. bobbin has unites iii varsity band patiently and persis 0"” until they can render Chinese airs like a company of celestials ‘1 “ Tuesdays will be Minister Wu's big day in the morning he will rest. At 1 o’clock he will take luncheon at the Union League Club. 1 1111' sill accomplish thorchief 11111-1 pose of his visit at 3 o'clock. when he will deliver the convocation address of the unuiv'era'ity of Chicago at Stude- baker Theatre He will speak to the students at the university and ban- dreds 01' friends of the institution on Chinese Civilisation After the suave" cation exorcises he will be the guest of honor at the quarterly congregation dinner at the Quadrangle Club. He has been invited to visit the stock yards Wednesday State of Ohio, City of Toledo. Lucas County. as. Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is senior partner of the firm of F. J. Cheney &. 00.. doing business in the City of Toledo. County and State aforesaid. and that said first will pay be sum of One Hundred Dollars for each and every case of Oatsrrh that cannot be cured by the use of Ilall's Qatari-110 are. FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence. this 6th day of Decent her. A. 1).. 18 6. A. W GLEASON. Notary Public. Hall's Catarrh Ours is taken intern and mucous surfaces of the system: Sand for testimonials. free. Sold by Druggists. 76c. Hall' a Family Pills are the best. The average woman who is a wife and mother, with a home to take care of, cannot engage in profitable work outside of her home without detriment to her domestic interests. if she at temps it either the machinery of the home itself. the wisest training of her child or children, or her own mental growth or physical strength will suf» far. There are exceptions but super- latively clever men.-—Edward Bok, in the March Ladies' Home Journal. ”a on get the original Do Hazel Salve when 'yon The genuine is a certain cure for piles. sores and skin diseases. G. C. Stillson. ”Mn-v See that Witt's Wits ask for it. The chaplain of the Nebraska House who gave thanks to God for the rail way passes in the pockets of members of the Legislature. is a public hero. ii is likely that the Nebraska House wih not give this good man ‘a second term‘ ——St. Louis Post-Dispatch. The stomach controls the situation. Those who are hearty and strong are those who can eat and digest plenty of food. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure dig- ests what you eat and allows you to eat all the good food you want. if you suffer from indigestion. heartburn, heichin or any other stomach trouble. this pr oration can't help but do you good. The most sensitive stomachs can take it. G. C. Stillson. Your genuine honesty doesn't have to carry a transparency to make itself seen and known to ordinary folk. if a man news the wind. he is liable to catch. a cyclone inhis self. binder acme d11y.-—York. (Nob) Times. A ‘ coco couoa «animus roa CHILDREN. “l have no hesitancy in recommend- ing Chamberlain's Cough Remedy," says 11‘. PMorsn. a well known and polar baker, of Pctorsbu ,Va. "We vc siren itto toour chli res when troublodiwith bad coughs. also whoop,- n‘g cough. and it has always given perfect satisfaction. it wast recom‘ scam to me ru toe the best costs 77M cine fr 111171.11,» 1lt¢on Iliad ii 0 minor 0 “M is 171°71'11”. 77 (7119577717733; ,, . I,Mtha 1711111111; E. t1,1’. Weed. Norwslk. [6 ll reported that thc~ Midland of musthty for the husband of Mrs. e nation. Similarity of athletics , an. those two alumnus” Jour- till ally. and acts directly on the blood 3 F. J CHENEY E: 00., Toledo C. . rs. 7171111: Ellen tissue has «pressed 1 A new sphere of‘Iactivlty‘ has opened to the dress suit“ Net out ,, members of the «countess of socialists round 11 the lattbroake‘rs‘ I in the gambling jo rite of New York. but shirt-fronted and swallow-tailed piciipock‘ets "work" the fashionable up town resorts The conventional thus , of melodrama. with slouch bat and ueckerchief is a hopeless back num- ber. ”Springfield Republican. Their promptness and their pleasant effects make DeWitt’s Little Early Risers most popular little pills. wher- ever they are known. They are sim- . ply perfect for liver and bowel trosb les. G..C Stillsou. 1111.11.11 filed an application for dl husband says his life is made miser- able by reason of his wife's cold feet. and that he cannot sleep in clause- quence. Hot water bags, bricks. etc. have been mused but without effect The wife says her husband is a crank. and the consensus of opinion among his neighbors. is that the wife's head in that respect is level. Mrs. C. E. Van Dances. of Kilbour'n. Wis. was afflicted with stomach tron- ble and constipation for a long time. She says,- “I have tried many prepara- tions. but none have done me the good that Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets have. " These tablets are for sale at G. C. Stillson' . South Norwslk. P Wood’s. homo. drug stores. Price. 26 cents. Samples free. ans—.1— Bishop Saterlee. of Washington, is ‘pianuing to establish a free school in Washington for the training of young women for domestic service. Among those who are also interested or the plan are Mrs H C. Lodge. Mrs. N. A. Miles. Mrs. Leiter and Miss P'suldmg, the niece of Senator Depew .«New York Tribune. ONLY CURE FOR DYBPEPSIA. Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Castle, Dei.. says: "I suffered for years with dyspepsia. Used to have great dis tress and belching. i tried everything icouid hear of. but nothing helped me till I took Brazilian Balm. and one 60 cent bottle c‘ured me completely." For sale by R. H. Plaisted and F. H Doe-lulu— Sbe—How is it that you were not at Sampson's Christmas party? lie-4 stayed away for a personal reason. She—May i know what it is? lie—if you will promise to maintain it a profound secret. She—-—i give you my promise. He--Weil, l was not invited. 1 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. O. stilliion. South Norwaik; E. P. Weed. Norwsik. The idaho Legislature has enacted a law which forbids the holder of any elective office to appoint to any sort of an omce any one who is related to him by blood or marriage. That 11 a drastic provision against nepotiaml if a law like that had been in force in England the present Ministry would have been very differently constituted. When you a e biiious. use those fam- ous little pill ”known as DeWitt's Lit tle Ear y Risers. to cleanse the liver and be sis. They never grips. G. 0.1 5111111111. Maudwuabel is trying to catch the new minister, isn’t-he Irene-Desperately. She thinks he would have proposed the other even- ing if he had coins prepared. but first. porsneoui The lingering cough 19111111111 calls for on 10111171265: 73510672.“ 6M and militia W327? tIlt'IIv ll' immediatem Proves 11111111711111. 0; f3. $671161». u.“ “MW‘MI’? wcfii'nImwa " 1~ .1 ,mm says it we live on * who? so and ”7‘" 1.177117? teen" attired in evening dress and' ‘ vorce on the ground of cold feet. This Funeral Phone IIl3I7-3. 50 South Main Street. 30. Norwalk Thomas R. Jones of Wilkesbarrc. ., , These dainty bums need pretty nests. They repay in their own innocence and beauty the cost of a Go Cart. Nothin than a lovely shit is. its beautiful cab We have Just the sort to make the mother proud and happy and the bsgby comforts is right. A full line of children's chairs and cribs at pleasing prices. is prettier to meet his and best of all the price A. J. COLLlNS G. 60-. comic and Embsimsrs, 12 North bjaln Street. 3: 21!. 4: 67. ' 7 65!. 8:11. 10: 26.‘ 8:003. '111: 3: 30! 4: 62x, 4. 04. 4' 36 6: 62. 7: 60, 8160!, 6: 20. 11:66:. 7:42. ':8 44, 9:16x. ‘I16: 66!. 11:42. 16—346. 6: 64.7 :26‘ 7: 77“ score «comics to cansuaw he was atIraid to undertake it axiom "Pa. let‘s move to the WWW Iii N. v. N. n. '11 n. 'a. a? nu: TABLE. In effect December 2. 1900. - cu...- LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FORIs NEW YORK. A. K.~12:631. 4: 56!, 6:4“. 8:16. 6:65 7:13. 7:64. 8'16!.9:63!.9:26 6. 66. 16: 22!. 19:40.11:85x. p. n.:--12 5511. 1 1'7. 2:25;, a: 07. i:60:.6:83. 511557.741, SUNDAYS. A. 2!.—12: 581'. 4. 6 6:46!. 21.65. P. IH-S 211.5: 33. 562.736.1610. LEAVE NEW YORK FOR IOUTH NORWAbK. M.--12: 62!, _ 5: 66‘0040 6: 66. 7: 60. 6'0 2!. 16: 64. P 706x. 63:62 6:66! .—-12:02. 'zl. 64 SUNDAYS. M.:—-—12 62x. 60:06.7:86,16:62. P:M.:-6 60,1:10 LEAVE SOUTH 0NORWAMC FOBI new saves. , A-K-i—la 021.1:11x. 11201113517 1'1zoss. P M.~12: 02:, 1:16. 6 67!. 4:18. 727 626 701111.905: 9‘.s.11:17. 1. - shove-21-11 Bridgeport. inIII addition a. spectra , fled-17.07:. nuances. 7:77I 7:161 The new stock of wall. paper is Ithe kind which has the highest ’ I type of beauty. of coloring, and of ‘ I jmatorial in the make-111p. ' U . worth while making: it‘s worth no while buying. In oItIiIr best homes, " the question is not as ed which is .1th cheapest. The real question is, which is thebest. We'ahsv'ver , it with thispsper. ‘ _ Wall Papers, Painter-71' Sup- plies. Arusts’ materials. 5 Window Shades, Cornice Poles. PICTURES. Pictures limited to Order. Paintirig. _ . ' Hobgisg. Decor- song. 1 Telephone Call. 133-3. ‘1 ’ Open evening-L till 8:30. DECKER. 87 WASHINGTON ST» , South newer. Coon.- W Dalia Freight Line Between ‘ NO 3 WA L‘ K.’ SOUTH NORWALK NI 3 IV “V O B K. Propehlsrs 7’7:k .0!“ NORWALK. AN AND EAGLE. Leave Nor-walk 6 p.171. Leave South Norw ii: ii p. 111. Leave New York. Pier m8. East River, Eastman Street, Hoaste TO.‘ SUIT EVERYBODY ' WE HAVE main course 112,111: cannons mar row pairs. , ——-‘ counsericc'r 111111111111. 1
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