;T This :1 Inner are in the seams to say that fly Injured JNSLM ch aidiIIferdnce. 'i be tende for one complisbedéo its ,pu predominating an family and . on of ten they r. y to their fault. salutary effects. l. are who. when " nd the roads ycles a thoi‘ougn . belted them with sin forth again? in re, are few Solomon ._ was virgins in the Neglect, dust and hdestruction oftener ' ‘ the thilfe of many a high to? been shertened b sues. rather than by ju- phi! actual wear and tear. r with a slender purse, nestles is a timely one. d his wheel away in the with furnace dust. may- e the dripping: from “‘ , or water pipes. he wk. ‘7'“ best new silt subject for the and Will. without question new mount for the pres- c90 a rider should carefully only far enough as on that exhil- produced by muscular = tie“ easant. He should at]! alienated. and should thout being carefully the phenomenal long g1. oderate pace for a sub Istance to produce the Inland should be follow- li‘r’ ’ex‘ercide, by a thor- dwn of the body and a _ The rider should be t . worthy of the bicycle rider in so early spring rides will be - Hinder the influence ‘of the songs hhoiiid Always be cat-e. completely gratify th Wish by tile foxhilaration n that tile tandem will not be = pinch this summer as hereto- lentil me how true this“ id, . y rate. there are plenty of e market. and quite a num- ' have been made so far. ,of fun being on a tandem0 his is bit of the linens of the it has done more em ifront the confines of re- ‘ an all the lectures ' to bicycle is certain: and wh t is g‘o‘odfo “ v ~~,- "like ‘hppearance of the roads at ‘" 2 . Would not seem that it ry mod wheeling for Good fill e streets will l7. . loosen had not con- eta mugie‘ a snugglprevegitod. Hunt season o you or two ve Wm weeks in beige and like, periods in in Philadelphia and Chicago. known the nearest bowl. to this city in which the play is to r3. , . Dancing—~— of the Minuet. About four miles south-west of New- burgh a well preserved colonial man- also still stands. which was oncnpied three different War of the Re 0 tloii. ..mu. scene is roug t put n 6 new p ay King Washington trill Tuesday night. .at -hioyt's Theatre. There Mrs. buoy not their 19% Which Wes so butabe tlons of camp life. and doubtless ac~ psi, for. who can remain discourage in the presence of women'll': it is“ whistler or reoord that . General Washington. with the fascin- ating hastens. opened the ball by lead- ing In the dancing of the stately min This scene will be represented in King Washington. and will be given In well studied Colonial costumes. cit-u...- May Flake. A very geod-sised audience witnes- sed the performance of the Frankie Carpenter Company. at Hoyt’s Thea- last evening. Considering the weather the company have every rea son to feel complimented. The bill was Sunshine of Dover Locks. a piece containing a serious vain. surrounded mirth and brightness. Flake is indeed a very attractive act- ress and continually brought forth ap~ plause Forty nine will be presented this evening, and tomorrow at the y matinee The Garrison Girl will be the OYSTERMEN ANXIOUS. ———.. come Fear that the Storm Damaged the Natural Boris. There was an opinion among some of the oystermen yesterday that the storm of the preceding night had wrought damage to the natural beds off this port. Others expressed the op- inion that as the wind was "off shore the bottom could not have been stirred up much. as the sea was not heavy enough for that. conditi o Is the fact that as the beds have n t been worked much this sea. son. even if there had been a heavy sea. It would not have stirred things up much. as the shells and other mater- ials to which the oyster set attaches have a ilrm hold on the bottom after being undisturbed for it number of Later. after the beds have been worked upon for some times heavy easterly storm might erect a condition of things that would spoil the season for the “natural growthers" and also make a big reduction in ‘the re. ceipts of many of our local merchants. it will not be known whether or not any damage was done until tile oyster- meu go to work on the beds again. but the opinion of the majority is that the wind was In the wrong direction to moaned any damage.‘ , KRON-CLARK. *n‘ wall Known Vounp People Married In New York. The many friends of Frank F. Krou, of Bridgeport. formerly of South Nor walk. the well known salesman at i). .& E. M. Peck's store, and Miss Net- . tie Clark. bookkeeper for the John "I‘. , Sterling Company, will be surprised to . hear of their marriage. which place about a month ago in The Little Church Around the Corner. in New York The young people are popular and were engaged fer some time. appears they decided to outwit their .friends and boarding a train for New York one Bunday some weeks ago. ro~ . rpsired to the church stated were mar , rled and returned the some day. The next morning both assumed their re-‘ spo'ctive places and no one was the wiser regarding the marriage. One of the interested parties. however. could gig retain the secret no longer, and con pin a friend. As a result all the friends of the, couple have now of the marriage; and it is safe < a say the bride and groom will re- ccive lobby congratulations at their loser of em l I he romantic u. ‘- marriage will match ly be as lained by ‘ the young people to their fr ends now I-tbat it has gained publicity. ‘ , oust-em ‘ A terrain rasvaaoo assoc weir“ ' v., .illAST HAMPTON,- April ice-«A. I9. .- midtown received 'a latter, one day it that has been is country and the if’bllippiiieat W300 atmdmmm In; in rthe Philippines. we a in stamps were out on as that letter i was tantra; heavy. it failed to one unaware. for he had left in l Iv“: the let I arrived nine d r , an dibasb of the ”miscellaneous can a Strong to say. of guess work as to who are a log into your system. as the proprie- hue tackles all no what their medioi ways keep it a close secret as to what The success and popularity of the catarrh 0 pro, atuart‘s Ontarrh ts. is largely because it not only cures catsth but because catarrh suf- forms who use these tablets know what they are taking into their sys- tents. Strinrt's Caturrh Tablets being odmposed of Euteiyntoi. Hydraulic. Qua col and similar valuable and anti asp c‘ ingredients. and are pleasant to the taste. and being dissolved lathe mouth they take immediate effect upon the mucous lining 6f the throat. nasal passages and whole respiratory tract. The cum that Stuart's Ontanh Tab lets have accomplished in old chronic cases of catarrb are little short of re loarkabie. and the advantage of know- ing what you are putting Into your stomach is of paramount importance when it is remembered that the oc- chine or morphine habit has been its unently subtracts: as tbg‘l‘esuit of us- ng score catsrr reme on. . Stuart's Catsrrh Tableteineet with cordial approval from physicians, be- cause their antiseptic character ren dare them, perfectly safe for the gene“ ‘ueorgewli Adams. New Britain. esp gar separable fasteners. buttons. etc. Albert A. Page East Haven. pad lookcase and been. design. . Middletown. two IfiFnbiiu. hammouk. design ' “WW "1 have been troubled with indiges- tion for ten yarns. have tried many things and spent much money to no purpose until i tried Kodoi Dyspepsia l have taken two bottles and gotten more relief from them than an other medicines taken. like a boy than! have felt In twenty Anderson Riggs. of Bunny Thousands have testified as did Mr. Riggs. George C. Stillaon. , Wm. le BRITAIN MAN ,THIES SUICIDE of, New Britain, drank carbolic acid yesterday after- noon. it is said. In a. mistake for medi- cine and is in a critical condition. Mi‘ ciiael McCartiiy..azed fifty years. and having a wife and three children. at~ tempted suicide by cutting his throat. lie was removed to the New Britain hospital and is in a. critical condition. picture. You woui , ‘ like his. You Would klilo) doubt" the strength that ItIiWII'ib veneer. But you are all run down, nervous. Weak .. can't sleep. no appetite. everything seems too much for you. you are despObdent. no ambition. bill.” on the mansion t .‘i'l‘he nest matter of in treat in them case will be the hear-l ing on the appointment of appraisers. which is to take place Saturday at' rte or claims ' ovarian roused d it as will do, In Wan-own, PENNOYER’S AFPIAL. seen is Brid e~ W ‘ 11- where [L is to be presented iy Blloon Linen}. Appllclflon ae'°r° r. Crane at the Park City Theatre. _ tomorrow afternoon and evening. great many people in this vicinity have decided to see the play. a large delega- tion going to attend the matinee per- enry F. Pennoyer'e no pool from the decision of the county commissioners occupied the attention of Judge Robinson all day yesterda In the Superior Court. civil side. so the arguments in the case will be heai-d this morning. after the assign- ment of casein ' Pennoyer applied to the county com- missioners some months ago for a II- sense for a saloon on the In the town of Westport. , missiouers refused the license on the ground of unamtobllity of inquiry disclosed the fast the applicant. was a snfmblerqusraon be proposed to locate the asleep in the center of the bdbinese portion; place amid stores frequented on and children. terday Attorney E. F. Hall herbs, and is redolent it the green pas. lures. fragrant woods, and bracing air It will pot life into the stagnant veins. You will find yourself a powered or wo- man—strong and vigorous, instead oi weak, run down and miserable. This has been the, experience of thousands. Cornelius Kelly, cuim.m 8‘ seen here Oil x gave a ball. a social event that it has found its way into nearly Doubtless it was- detenti- ed to divert attrllction from the priva- Take SMirii‘s Ghana Monumm RE Nova-roe, and it will give you strength: It is made in Vermoutpof liicagivlnr; "Y edl iheia rul a at family dugouttmlun c ‘ we, parlor Il'dard werk. ion M,l'icuru. ebmk“ Mo: :huri’iiil mecca wreck ofml the? piete‘ly run‘ down. norm tier unv- thing. could not work 'lil‘lth III; Siniih'. Gus:- Mountsin Ronuvstor puifiméanm “my feel -inl canew man a may; a ut on his else mm to'l ' a W lilortmho‘us‘choia would amnlrod Tammedicina la “a?“ fé’ryWIe Iliad” wen; pm In at Grant at. Providence. R. l. the county commissioners andJ Walsh the appellant W MARTIN soon son outer or tea RINOTON POLICE. At the msetingbf the Board of Wan ,y den and Burgesses In 'l‘orr‘lngton. War. don James A. Dan hty was not pres- ent and the oxpec‘ d resignation of James J. Saunders as chief of police The saucer Martin Rood was. however. presented «as n candidate for the chief's place. though no vote was taken. has lived two years in Torrlngtm. was formerly clerk in .a- store in North Ga- naan. where he won distinction by cap- turing single-handed. four of a gens 0! live burglars who attempted to rob the store one night. JO! COULDN'T HAVE 87000 i'l' If he'd had Itching Piles. terribly annoying; but Buoklen’s Arni- ca~ Salve will cure the worst case of it has cured thoua For injuries. Pains or Bodily Eruptions it’s the best salve In the world. Price 25c a box. Cure guarair teed. Sold by F. H. Baxter. South Nor-walk; John A. Riggs. Norwaik. ll public to use and their composition makes them a common sense cure for all forms of catarrhal troubles. All drugglets sell them at so cents i'or full sired packages FORGER TAKEN To NASHUA. ‘ J. J. Moehan. alias Lawton, was ar- rested iu New London yesterday on a charge of having forged ‘a check for 5290 at Nashua. N. ii. August 6. i9.00 All office from Nashua With the neces- papers is expected to take him w Hampshire today. Meehan has been in New London since September. He has acted as agent for the Pruden- tini insurance Company. We“ ONLY cum: FOR DYOPIPBIA. Mrs. Franklin Bush of New ensue. for years with dyspepsia. Used. to have great die tress and belching. i tried everything loouid hear of. but till 1 tools Brazilian Boise. and one so cent bottle cured me completely." For sale by a. H. Plaisted and F. H “ its. NEWTOWN PARMER DEAD. Oliver Northrop. aged forty. one of the most prominent and successful farmers in Newtown died yesterday of pneumonia His wife CATARRH CANNOT BE CURED with LOCAL APPLICATIONS. as they cannot reach the seat of the disease. Catarrn Is a blood or constitutional di- sease. and in order to cure it you must take Internal remedies. Hall's Outarrh Ours is taken internally. and acts di- rectly on the blood and mucous sur . Hall's Catarrh Cure is not a it was prescribed by one of the best physicians In this coun- try for years, and in a regular prescria . it is composed of the best Ionics known. combined with the best blood purifiers. acting directly on the mucous surfaces. The perfect combination of the two ingredients is what" produces such wonderful results in curing (he Iarrh. ‘ Send for testimonials free. ' l". .l. CHENEY A 00.. Props” Sold by dru gisis price 75c. Ills are the best. was not offered. quack medicine. Mr. Read. whole nothing helped the piles on earth. Hnll' a Family One of the priceless treasures of Creigy-Nos. in the estimation of Mme. Patti. is an old doll which she calls "Henrietta." which was given to her when seven years old. THE BEST REMEQD'L‘V FOR NHEUMAe QUICK RELIEF FROM MAIN. All who use Chamberlain's Balm for rheumatism are delighted with the quick relief from pain which peaking of this Mr Troy. Ohio. says: "Some time ago i had a severe attack of rheumatism in my arm and shoul i tried numerous remedies but got no relief until i was recommended . Geo. F. Parsons a (30.. adrug’giats of this place, to try Chom- berlaln's Pain mended it so highly that i bought u as soon relieved of all pain. i have si no recommended this lini- mcnt to InIiny of my friends. who agree with me that it is the best remedy for muscular rheumatism In the market." For sale by George C. Stilisou. South Norwalk: Edward R. Wood, Norwallr. A London humorist presents Mr Carnegie with a new way for evapop sting his surplus of 849900.000. He suggests that the retired iroumaster build forty-nine battleships "to be at the joint disposal of England and Ani- erica for philanthropic and police pur. But this would be going buck into the iron and steel business. ._......,..__...._.._._ A TESTIMONIAL FROM OLD ENG LAND. and one child Spring coughs are as cialiy danger bus. and unless cured once. serious results often follow. . Cough Cure acts likeipagio. it is not a common mixture bur‘is a high grade remedy. George C. Stitlson. His INDIGNANT iNQUIRV. He (onlhls kneeaH—Dariing'. you M b all my heart. with all my soul and w b all the strength of my being. She ~Are you linear'nost. Clarence? He (reproacbfully)-—ln earnest! say. do you think i am bagging my trous- are this way for fun? Another “1 consider Chamberlain's Cough ‘ Remedy the best in the world for brou chills." says Mr. William Savory, of Wurringiou. England. my wife's life. she having been a mar- tyr to bronchitis for over six years being most of the time confined to her She is now quite well.” by George C. Sililson, South Norwuik: Edward P. Weed. Non-walk. ,’7 W D. N.“ Sinks.o "it has saved if troubled by n weak digestion loss of appetite m constipation by a low doses of Chumberialns Stomach and Every box Is warrant ed. For sale by George, C. Stillson, South Norwalk; Edward P Weed. Nm Aaron D Weld. of Boston. is prncti rally the sole owner of Luillow, Mass" a town of 3. 000 Inhabitants is president of thn budimv Munufactur lug Company. a concern which furnish es employment to nearly all the labor- ers and which pays nine tenths of all the taxes collected in the town. A REMEDY FOR THE ORIPPE. A remedy recommended for a adiicted with the Orippe is j BALBAM. which is especially adapted for the throat and lungs. , for the first symptoms of the disses; got a bottle today and keep It for u the moment it is needed. ithe grippo has a tendency to bring on pneumonia. KEMP'B BALBAM prs shy keeping the no free from i All drugglsts sell KEMP'B BALSAM at Many newspapers are referring to, the fact that Grover Cleveland now is the only living cit-president. but none of them takes into account the fact that he was twice chief magistrate. and therefore is not In the single or but in the double ex class. SAVED A IOY'B LIPI- Mrs. Captain H. Hubbard. of hill "Brazilian Balm any ad my boy’s life. He began just like . , the one we lost with croup. , We gave 2 him a few doses. He quickly droppedv to sleep, and was all right in the more If- iii“. 'For sale by R. H. Pleisted and F. if a widower has a daughter as oid be has some one to object , when he stays out as late as 9 cold and cough. W... . , :l'isaaev .70 Ellis FOOD... Countless thousands have found a blessing to the body In Dr. King's New Life Pills, which :2 tie 00‘! ford. Del. says: Jnundioe. Meier-i some " all Liver and Stemach tied it ly vegetable: peyorfgrlpe. walk John, A. him. Nine times out of ten It Never the Bridge of sighs that we pass the nar row gulf from youth to manhood Skin troubles. cute. and chafing quickly heal by the use of- DeWItt's' Witch Hazel Salve. titted. Be sure you get DeWitt's. George C. Stiiison, w Truth is mighty and will The British have to‘ admit that it was Kitchener who sued for peace in South Africa. and that he was snubbed by You may censor the truth for a while. but It will out In MIDDLETOWN BOY DIBAPPEARO. Timothy Dwyor. aged seventeen,a senior in the Middletown High School. left home last Saturday, and has not been seen since by his friends here. He had in in his pocket. think he ran away because they refus- ed to let him stay out nights. CAUGHT A DNIADFUL COLD. Marion Kooks. manager for T. M. Thompson. a large importer of one mlilinery at 1658 Milwaukee Avenue. "During the late as v re weather I caught a dreadful acid which kept me awake at night up made me unlit to attend my war One of my milllne rig Chamberlniii’s Cough R for a severe cold at that time.w seemed to relieve her so quickly Illzdtl bought some for In burns. reside General Bethe. HE KEPT Hi8 LEO. Twelve ears ago J. W. Sullivan. of onn.. scratched his leg with inflammation and blood poisoning. set in. For two years be adhered intensely. Then the beat doc- tors urged amputation. writes. "i used one bottle of Electric in? hitters and 1% boxes of Buckleu's Ar- Salve and my leg was sound and: For .iilrup Iona, lilo Alivaya remember that your employ- er is anxious to pay “you-more money If you will earn it. Woe-— "Laat winter i win confined to my bed with a very had paid on: the lungs. Nothing gave no relief. 'wifo bought a bottle of One Minute conga Guromhat cusctddm sure. ,1 cannot speak too hi‘ghm remedy ”weir. ana‘tawney. Pa. O Icago. says: en's anti vice meeting In New York vars-see Iia usual in man's apparel. but also wearing a' woman's mink ea Dr. Mary got into an argument wit” auotherx'woman. who finally sali‘d id r- " youereewo ,ousou not wear that but aw . trousers. If you are a man you should , not wear that care braves—you, must lie-dint you are not consistent." .' I. ’, Jame. Teller, luau; blood disor era Electric Bitters has 0 Inc rival on earth. tor South Norwalii. and John A. gas. Norwalk. will ’guarantee satire} otioa or refund money. improve at once. W entirely won and feel "very if a woman is her husband's been. ilrm)!” never ,Kets.IIili value ,. 'i‘ho Rev. Robert F. Coyle. pastor of the rich central Presbyterian church, in Denver. has resigned his pestoraio neonate he could not tolerate wipe sun ”pet-s gi you by members i grille dancing with Ohriiltlan You will waste time If you by to cure Indigestion or ”.me: by starve orse when rock it Join: As a result of the temperance tion started by the start] in'gperf nodes of lift. Oars Women hays been registered In Tend its. Ken. «and will vote at the coming election. it is thought that the hatch- lies .0 bad i could “a ho gimp“? will out quite a figure in til nd a cure until i tried in: , Witch HeteI naive. Alto new 1 Mi? lit Notion. over 1.900, Daiiii Freiohl Line sidewalks. SOUTH NORWALK and “ NIW WORK. . ' Propellers cm or uohwe venom asp mots. Leave Norwaik 5 p. In. Leave South Norwalk 6 p. m. have New York glen 23.1mm River. Beekman Street. p. Ill. HORSES TO SUIT Evsa‘vsoov. ‘ we save 'runu comma or rm OAR-LOAD EVERY FEW DAYS. M. TARLOV, CONNECTICUT TURNPIKE, South Norwalk. Mrs. Eiiu Downey. of Fontaneile ‘lowa. seeks divorce on altogether uh» precedeutod grounds. Frank Downey. suifered the amputa- tion of an arm last fall and has kept the dismembered limb ever since. This was bad enough. but whenever he gets in a tantrum he brandishes it around the house, knocking dishes of! the table and beating the dog with it. thereby severely shocking his wife‘s nervous system. Wherefore the lady seeks separation and alimony. A RAoINo. ROARING FLOOD Washed down a telegraph line which Chas. 0. Ellis, of Lisbon. 1a.. had to re- pair. “Standing waist deep in icy water." he writes. "gave me a terrible , it grew worse daily. Finally the best doctors in Oakland, Neb.. Sioux City and Omaha said i had Consumption and could not live. Then i began using Dr. King's New Discov- ery and was wholly cured by six but ties " Positively guaranteed for Coughs. Colds and all Throat and Lung troubles by F. H. Baxter South Nor- wuik; John A. Riggs. Norwaik. Price 500 and 81. 00. There is a hint to Carrie Nation and her followers in the action of the W. 'l‘ U. women of Fulton. Mich. Charles Sherman established a pool- room there. and the temperance people purchased his outfit, be signing a con- traci. notito so into the "same business there Everything in the place was destroyed and It has been given out that If another “joint” is started In Fulton it will be smashed and not pur- chased. o—u— Those famous little pills. Dewnt's Little “Early Risers. will remove all im purities from your system. cleanse your burials. make them regular; George 0. Stiiieon. , Dr. Mary when attended a were “and TH! our ILoob slim I. The blood is constantly being purl- . lied filly the lanai. liver and kidneys. ~ these crane a healthy, “6 -; float1 and the gene“1 mums . Is regal Irand bills“ bays no need or bomber wm t 9°" ' “nighflt desi‘" Wall‘f-Pa'pei'fiml’dli‘iters' Sup- Window Shades. Cornice Poles. with all the excellence .y Attractive Design!» lt‘is mode to wear because t has a Substantial body and lie colors are selected to give . durability. bot Only from the ~ point of long; like, but from, the point of inciting It always pleasing . 2 > 3“ plies. Artists‘Materlala. PICTURES. Pictures Framed to Order. Painting. Paper Hanging, Decor- snag. s—n—u—n Telephone Call, I33—3. I3 I Open evenings till 8 :.30 * xi} DECKER. 87 WASHINGTON ST» South Norwslb. , .. Conn. OUR COUCHES are as soft as a bed of down, and handsome enough to suit any taste. You’ll find your couch - wants have been anticipated here. We show thirty-five elegant, well- made couches. on our second floor. Every pattern a good one. Pro- vide your home with a comfort- giving couch. We guarantee you perfect satisfaction if you buy your couch here. None but desir- able qualities, and no prices so low as ours. Our $Io.oo couch is beyond competition. Others $3.00 to $25. A. J. Bfliiliii & Bil, FUNENAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS. 12 North Main St, 8o. Norwsiit. Her husband. Sanitary Plumbing. 3&3 “a...“ 7"; ”L I“ 51:8“ Is assured if the work is entrusted to us. We can carry all jobs no matter how all cult. to suoaeaai' also tlon. . e lips I In our eat ates oi goodmnte ‘ Horacio R. Noah. 3 swab—4 You may be, iHilliiS Sill", SuccesSor -to . C. E. CLA‘PHAM. Phone l37-3. ‘50 South Main Street, So. Nerwalk. 2 '22“ !~9‘°‘ac’r I'M llhhh‘“ ”high dim-act PLIJMIING ul to logo are seed upon the one o soon-In can win W use. thereisnothl u sih’e Bismuth ‘Wuflfi"
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