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Evening sentinel, Thursday, March 28, 1901 · page 6

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curred the death or Madison. and no» 1

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in 1881 Teen

0 nine "3
This was 0the first time there 1'

all: been only title livins iori’uer occu-
~ the 9114414441141 chair for thir-

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71.4145 111‘ Washington Was Without an

143454415 18.85 Grentliv ved i3nly a tow
weeks after the retir‘ at (it Arthur;

or. who himseii survived only a year. '1 no

3» M13213“; ‘dur 33
9: shoes corpus proceed-
by Judge Deforest has
later or 7101111131411 as wed
who attended the

3 it the legality of Mr
went is open to ones
111 to be the general im-
would be better under
large, as contact with

a painful extent

3 hearing yesterday
was advanced re,

s for ‘the past low
or to his {commitment to

‘ Hall interrupted the
anti 4145:» the testimony
submitted, Mr. Hall
argue his case. Judge
fa denied 1111.811" that priv-
. r‘ it appeared, evident
3 while patiently tolerat-
Mr. Hall. entrained in
I‘tho “image irresponm

umway ss
. l 3113915111 this utmost
menu of his weakness. ‘bu‘t
oi. permit him to conduct the:
ring the (lay flashes of “the
lieut mind of the unimtunste
1.41131 and turnished endp-
‘n‘ to the disinterested
1'. Hall made his role

3 fill 11441442 111111411 own

i or Dr. Ruined end at.

’ the Westport sanitai turn.
11le to the‘ hotter place. Dr.
‘ poised pity tor thouunimi
3 flitloulsrly from the met
knees had been so publicly
He said that Iinieronce

‘ y» the public was to the client
upon both abused at the
1114 on 173 bont‘rary 1.111
the notoriety

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thst 1141’
r‘ illiiih 1514444: of the

l
big not one had hum 1.;

room us. She
333le was glad to
nus 4114514444 1:

W? was would have M

on the bill presented. by Canton

3’ responsibilities or the presidency make.

9‘ strain on the chief magistrate very
snout. It is not surprising that of the
men who have held the onion durin

:3 . THE IRA. LEV BILL

w...
Committee on Claims Scales lt—Hc is
Satisfied With Result.

The committee on claims .re r3111

9
car L. Bradley. at Meriden. for it 9734.
45 reimburse him for itpenses in the
famous court martini, l
the principal.‘

The 44111171144144 reported a subétitute
resolution rdoommeudins an award of
$547 The report was tabled for cal
.endar and printins.1:1 Senator Wright is
chairman ot the committee and Mr.
Joni). of Winchester, is house chair:
man

The committee's report it accepted.
as it will be undoubtedly. cuts 81'.-
427. iii 011 the bill..

When notified of the cnmmlttees
action on the bill. which included
31. 000 for his services. Attorney 0. .i
Danaher. of Merlden, whorwas court-1141i
for Captain B1 adley at, the court 11191-
tial said:

"Of course. the report is for 115143 ‘I. M

satisfactory. but there is no rodr
appenl. it is a case oi teke it or. onto
it for Captain Bradley: ”'1“th report
does not elect.- me in any ”Ayn". it was
Captain Bradley's bill it 142141 to 111111
for my pay and as I am 4‘ ply secured
l have nothing to worry about but 11' 3'
pretty shabby treatment for Bradlcyfl.
Captain Bradley. when told of the
action of the committee ,ssii'd‘t “Wail.
in a year like this, when all claims;
against the state are bolus cut down.31
it is quite gratifying to get that much. "
Wy-

YACHT RACING SCHEDULE FOR
MiASONI 1 ‘

At the meeting oi the 11111111, 114414.:
Arnooiation of Lung Island Bound. held
Tuesday night in New Yori‘t. the racing
schedule tor the coming mason was
adopted. w'I‘ho schedule. beginning on
May 18 with the Huxueuot regatta.
and ruling September 28, with the rec
.22 30311143 Riverside Yacht Club. is no
151314114:

May is. H11uuenot:Moy,ilh1New ilo
cliche; May 90. Harlem. lndisp 11.4444
and Bridgemit: June 1 11414151144:-
or: June 8.- Mauhassot 134:4: 444415.
Norm/tilt: .lune 239. New 114425114: June
27.811741111111111»: 1.111114 48‘. :Seewsnhoim:
June 29, Seawanhska; July 2.1ndlsu

orslde: July 6: Norviiil‘lt; July 20. Co-
inthian. oi Stamiordr. 3
"Wilmington Mi

[.1111

H4444... :1 :1 3 '

M1 Rent. 5. Semantics
wahh‘hlts; 89111. 7: 114m
1141141724111. 14. lndluu Harbor;

Bar; Best; 28.111114111111111: 3

I“ it” .
ed ' s 141124 e ' “
flutter confer slim,

 

I cuiistruction s

1421 re airs.
‘ the last forty years only one has attairfi y p
3 ed th s it t '10

which he was 3

‘ in the Barnum homestead

”pompous. trauma: July 4 1111..“

 

41.4 21104 workmen '

14133 3: 11111114 of tho
Gone iii-ed 1444141 14 ville. Muss.
'5‘“th 1e miles ii‘o

r Builder At»
t cits
11 General Minster Mo
. , (4 presence of. the
latter three gentlemen. 1:44:14 oi the
repair departure ‘
is. .111 fluent- 210111 the :44: that 1
joint 414544254 would only be reuuir
ed in the instance or some important
more relating to their several 41:14:13
44154414445451.1414; to do with no
lie or transportation business.
in the event or ther moral oi
new work. such as but ding engines
and cars. as heretotor‘o done here. on.
ly a comparatively few men 913117.300
or so. would be needed here or hence.
Whatever move the oili-

clals contemplate. they are naturally
,very reticent, and in the absence or or

ders the men lire in a quandary. par
tieuisrly no rumors are circulated
which are manlteetly absurd

At the Consolidated oiilce building

‘ nothing could be learned of. the con

tompleted move in the nhsonce oi the
officials at present Beulah. ‘I
OBITUARY RECORD.
Nothsniei Barnum.
Nathaniel Barnum. formerly 01 Dau-
bury. died at 8 o‘clock Tuesday night
nt his home on Bell island. M1. Bei-
uum was a native or Danbury. andwue
[or many years one of the best known
residents of the place. its was born
in Main
street seventy- eight years ago. His
father. Timothy F'. Barnum was a
member of one of the oldest 1411111144
or the town. and the house in which
Mr. Barnum was born. and in which
membersoi the Itnmliy still live. when
standing and occupied by the Barnum
family when the British burned the
town during the Revolutionary war
r. Barnums death was due to up
I'oplexy. He was stricken Mhrch 17
with the illness which resulted in his
taking away. Many 0‘! his friends
lieie were not swam that his condition
was oritcsl. .‘IIand the news of his death
came to then) with 1:11:44 suddenuesi
After spending his school days ill
Danbui y Mr Barnum went. to Pough
keepsie wheriyvh e learned the building
trade Alter orking in 13455114444411:
and in New York city several yours hob
returned to Dunbuiy, and. Went into
business 1'01.hlniseli‘1l{o was a mem-
ber of the firm of Starr & Barnum.
builders. for several years. and after
nerds was 11142011511011 with Joel (1.
F1041 ‘tbr. The ilrm 0: Stan it Barnum
built; the Fllst Conxregatioual Church
and muny. of the older residents of this
place will recoil the erection oi the
4411711414; and the dihictiitlcs encounter-
ed. in hulldln’p01 the. tall steeple.
11415411011144.1111 Mr Barnum 10-
tired f1 om be building business about
twenty years no and opened a eta.-
tionory 41nd picture training store in
West “street. He afterwards built
Barnum. block in Main street. and to
moved his business thero.1
Mr. Barnum owned,
island and moved there about you
years, are) to: make it his permanent
., wills romaine will he brought to
1‘ .but the tunersi has not been
'fli’mnkedi I ‘ ‘I ‘.
”5.111.111. 1121111111 5131 311 41144:. 913 M

. , afraid to

Motive

. Island
:a man that is usualy

some wenkness‘ who the

the .

‘rtiou or them would ,

Jr we 114411. ‘3 ‘

1311;; out tor 4421444544. 13144 11 should
Ibn heeded in‘tlinoInydia.P1nh#

hain‘s Vegetable Compound was we
‘ payed to most the needs of worsens ,

system at this try-lop period oi her lilo.
It‘ 111111.14 up t c tvéhircncil‘ nervous
system. and enables 44 women to pass
that riled ohangoitriumphuntly
3. .149. you 4141: 11340111311. caused
‘ . uflored‘witithot
11 31:14.1 and 111' in up spoils. 1’ was
0 on the street,3my head
1 3330111131411 me no. 1 was a.
tirsly cured by 1.141.. N 111521.414:
. Vegetable (iompouu‘i "~+ Mite. Jennie

£1211“. 5910 Keyssr .817... iiermantovrn.

MATERIAL FOR A ROMANCE.

corporal Yeal‘t‘ioy. scion oi .- Virginia
Family, Dies at Plum Island.

There is the material tor a romance
in the 44411 or Corporal Harry K.
Menkley. oi' the Forty: third Company
of Count Artillery. at Fort TcrIry. Blum
lbskleyw we not the kind or
found among the
enlisted soldiers 141331111414 8111s: He

-w11e the scion oi! 11‘ proud Virginie ism-
‘il‘y. and 11 man of oduchtlon.

lenkley was a. physician. having

earned his 111.1121 the University of

Virginia. A weakness for strong drink
was the cause of his troubles and that
immediate
cause of his death. Yoaklcy had only

I‘been iu the service 2. short time. nnd 1..

is presumed that he went into the army
with a. desire to not central of him

‘. 1:411 thrOugh the routine or :1 soldier‘s

discipline. ~ 1.

The immediate c cues, of his death
was the drinking ci a quantity of wood
alcohol. The old desire to drink seized
the man and as he could not gratify
hie timer with ordinary liquor he took
the poison and death ensued.

Lieutenant (lemme M. Nusent. who
commends the post. tolegiaphed the
fact that the young man was (loud to

.his home in Wiuchestm Va. and it is

expected that the body will be shipped
on there 1’01 builnl. Yenkioy was thh
ty years 01 ago

"So the poet is financially ember»
nosed?" "i should any so.Wl1y. he
actcunlly has to out breakfast roads
for dinner."

.. 2...... 3

A REMARKABLV SLOW TRAIN.

Au excursion train started on u re
cent Saturday from, one of the princh
pal towns in the Modlund counties for
the scene of 1111 importuut football
match.

I. This tiuln, as is sometimes the case

with excursions went very slowly. and
hurl humorous steppnges. After a con»
sldcrahlo time the excursioniets reach
od a station culled March. and were

brought lo a stand them While they
Were waiting. on oflicial was utruttinnr
up and down the platform culling out:

“March! Mulch!"

A pussougcr who was a bit of a wag
plutlhis head out and said to the ome-
c n
‘ ‘3‘Wha‘t is this sir?”

“Mnrt-h. " said the olilciel.‘

' Ah, well. it may be March now but
it was September when we started. ”

And not until he lied abused Itluec

[erI'tGl‘B and. nut two old ladies in
wrong: tr‘nius, could that olllelnl redo"
or his equilibrium.i.. 3. y

a cottage 3111 14411 31 ‘

 

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ii!
orwalkaqiii.

artists and cure the hen belie.
by G (3. 8111191111. South
1’. Weed. 11444111. ‘ ‘1 3 3 :
W
"Did you ever think whet you“ would
do it you bed the Duke of Westmin
etur‘s‘ income?"
y'illnge Pastor—wot but“
sometimes wondered ‘44:; the duke
would do it he had 1111112.. ‘ *-
WW

ONLY CURE FOR DYBPEPBIA‘.

Mrs. Franklin Bush. 41 New castle,
Del” says: “i suffered for years with

have

no but 1144711
no prices so

01113 $11109 couch is beyond
competition. Others $3. 01) to $25.

dyspepsia. Used to have, greet. die- 5 .
trees and minutes. itried‘ everything ‘ " ‘
I could bear of but nothing helped me .' ‘

",. 1m 1 took 1311413111411 11:11:41. 211 one so 3

cent bottle cured me completely. ” -

For sale by 11.11. Pleisted and 1111!]

Baxter.

iihysiciohwi'our husband needs abI‘ .1
solute rest. 11411111151 give up all work _

{oi the time being

WiiewBut rm sure he would never 3‘

consent to. absolute idleness.
"on. 1111111211141. 171 set him 2141:

down at the city hall.’and he can draw ‘

a salary under the impression that he
is actually working."

(1411114114114 oi DeWitt’s Witch

Hazel Salve are liable to cause blood ~

poisoning. Leave them 515114.124

original has the name DeWitt’s upon '

the box and wrapper. It is a harm
less and healing solve for skin dis-
eases Unequaled tor pilesr G C
Stillson

“it is true young Mr. Billyard is not
an imposing figure. Mabel. but he is
every inch 9. than. ’ ‘

“i know it, 1111111111111. but there's only 3

about 'etocn inches 4: him. "
m

A soon COUGH Me‘oicme Foe
CHI 1.

DREN.

"i have no hesitancy tn recommend-
ing Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.“
says F. P.Morun. a well known and
popular halter. oi Petersburg. Va. “We
have given it to our children when
troubled with had coughs, also whoop-
ing‘ cough. and it has always given
perfect satisfaction. It was recom-

mended to me by a drugglst as the.

best cough medicine tor children. as
it contained no opium or other harm
ful drug.” Sold by G. ‘C‘..I Stillson.
South Norwalk: E..P Weed. Norwalk.

"Young men." said Samson to the
11111011ch who gathered about him as
he was led forth for his final not,
"don't lend too strenuous a life. it
doesn't pay. l have triedit and i
know." .

Pro. ivlson‘. oi! Lonnooning. Md. sut-
iered terribly from neuralgia of the
stomach and indigestion for thirteen
years and after the doctors failed to
cure him they ted himIon morphine
A friend advised the use oi Kodol Dye
pepsin Cure and after taking a few
bottles of it‘ he says. "it has cured the
entirely. I cant say too much for
Kodtgl Dyspepsia» Cure," it digests

you out. G. C. Stillson.

Mr. Ensimenwmmebody sends m‘o‘s

irec ticket of admission to the grand

masquerade bull.
to make of it.
The Tempter—«You can make 11 doi-

I don't know what

lar or two of it if you put it quietly 11 ‘
on the patriot . - .

‘8: 0011.

Successor 13130 3
C. E. CEAPHAM.

4.4.1:

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50 South Main Street,
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DECKER

87 WASHINGTON S'i'3‘..
South Norwallr. .

skill, 14231441441 459441.49. and 301:-

? . parlance enable an to ihhniilo "a job

with “infliction to our employer and
credit to ourselves. No bungling, no
Hbre6o‘ R Nash

Cor. North Main and West ltreeis.
mm £121: "

Delhi 114141: Linc

mtweeu
1 N‘ORWiALK
SOUTH NnORWIALK

new room

 

 

Provellers
CITY, 0 NORWALK.
‘VULC AND EAGLE.

Leave Norwalk 11 11:111. Leave South
Norwslk 6 p. m. . Leave New York,
3:3“ 28.11.1121 River, Beekinan Street,

11.111 in. 3 _ 3

TO SUIT EVERYBODY

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

um

M TARLOV

CONN 1801801111 TURNDIKE.
South Norwaih.

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