or "recreation
di l ual. weak or
at this “season.
easing. ‘ visitor-t
its smelter-lire :tho
floating in many in.
It 41,-1.8 slower . and
' omen Whmyl'ttlkfil
. limbsmountains.
go‘s ilshina. responds
ll , mloaosghiain-j
in touch f. rheumatism. his
addlldoior‘wcomes to his
WW0. well and . ro-
c. vantage over
or melee. One
9.1: a, air ambl-
il ’ .3‘ t_turnlahes
raise: foi- the niuscular sys-
" dad t‘u‘thia there is pleas»
till exhilaration in: riding
.-tha season
. ‘ 00' “Whiske-
‘ till its greatest
iller to ilbintfleut
This: it. quite as
ttopiiio'n to .the‘ good
will produce.
. .
for years past.
carefully as the
.wouldhis road-
red farm. With
,-,ilrst snow. it is
, re. whose‘propri-
his honesty. and
battle samo‘care
r ,t the riding soa-
riay'dh‘at his mount
,qse, is as fresh and
.thbnsh it has been
Mayhem. the fac-
_ on and horses,
blunt, and". abuse. only
a 'Brenter extent. be-
_. skied and , enameled
. Issvho‘recupcrative powers
‘ attendant for their life and
. soon the care and attention
ve .1'rom others. Take care
eel. both In the riding sen-
t 01.10; .
e you come to a crossing
r, ring your bell. The right
a, about thirty feet away.
re riding close in the rear
our, always stop when you
blowing down. so you will
= ~‘anyone getting off. it is
oy- to. ride directly behind 9.
try, and keep up to It. You
'y riders doing this. it is
Nona. but foolhardy on
l .
to enlighten: in a rain storm
1“ a wheel Youcare anything
‘5 erupntlt’gaway and leave it
want to use it again. Al~
dt‘b‘fi thoroughly dry. Go
spoke. If you don't they
' , and this has a. tendency to
111301 out of true. Never
:mscl in a damp place. for
.. ' 1’1) tin rim. and before long the
‘ili. bitch: to wobble and then
lbhaVe to‘ibevtaken to the repair
Bet tuned up.
' a O O
chainlcss’ :bevel-gcur bicycl-
ldyble model takes front rank
.. ‘orit‘elmount. The cyclcr. mam
‘ ”ah,,nre:reaiiaing its many ad-
:. 'ovar‘tile chain-driven variety.
:9 . ribr'drlylng power. is more
I} baidlkqu‘ to set out of order,
1-
i. all, it inputs to‘ a woman
‘-- ‘is’xso'tmuoh‘ clears“ hnnd
unykkept in order. an t ere
cosmic: .fentantpie‘dt skirts;
’- 'etoilao p 0.11;:
' o‘fqlt‘ld-tiinportancc?‘wiren
ith the: many advantages
thlaisllght advancoln the
”If .6”... j
o’o ' ‘ialgivlewpointrtho
it, w oil my finds the
my, "‘thissoonntry in ea-
'2 mainlgethtehwgwl
‘ to as as e not
y uh .
' 11rd bnd "pale bdeu
. WM!“ 0
._ . ":00 it? of the machines
satisfactorily as now.
1 . r or their price so
A _, fine time but there
. l .‘il'er'dr More widapread un-
_ ‘ . ' 'M'l‘ldorI-of what con-
. it slvlwhlogs The
H 3‘ 4% entries lvnin
“ ’ '0‘. m W
. ole lac-so
. k “I l .
' “ou‘l:
’ 1
is apparent
aheou'fluor.
-~ morass
L . .9:
< Wham? . titre
.' a.” . item
' spgnsiblei to‘
u do
hismuscles. lovvto .
tio dbndnot o
I ‘ ‘ ’ll
‘ ~ spasm: 11.1mm.
"“ MW
e.
i. “31
thought geld .. ‘
received, din olnmatia action of any
spcbzlohnhor. obi. any real estate or.
"other property: «and ,to hold. lease. call.
doctor. as dis .:' the “frame at
pleasure. ‘ ‘ . . ,~
1 . Sound ‘All the capital stock. prop-
erty. and estate of every kind belong-
lpx to said company shall be and stand
chnraed~‘witbv he fulfillment of said
its .‘a‘ud said trust and. other
funds, as the (first and prior liens there-
on, in case pitho .i'siluro of said cor-
poration. ‘
Soc. 0.1 The capital stock of solo
company shallbe nobles: than one
and may be increased by a vote of the
.trusteesto: any number not exceed
lnz‘ tour tbOusand shares in the whole,
which shall be transferable according
to such r, 0030-.“ maybe established by.
the hy-ia’ it of said~oompany., halo
corporation shall not commence tile
business authorized in the second acc-
tloaiot this I‘Wliumll soul at least at.
ty thoull'l ll dollarepfthe capital stock
is. sullsori ed, for andrtskon. and the
tull'amonnut of the‘atoclr so subscribed
is paid in.
Sec. .7-The persons named in the
iirst section of this resolution, of a mu-
lority of‘ them. are hereby. authorised
to make. and receive... ubscrlptionswto
the ca‘pltalstockof cg? company hort-
by incorporated. M or. or a‘ major:
ity of them. are hereby empowered to
«open books for such subscriptions at
such time or times. and place or plac-
South Norwalk. as shall be appointed
by them. Said peraons named in the
first section of this resolution. or a ma-
jority of them. are hereby authorized
to be hoiden at South Norwaik. within
thirty days after. the capital stock to
the amount of thirty-four thousand dol-
lars shall have been subscribed. for the
purpose of choosing trustees. who.
when chosen, shall continue in cities
until the first annual meeting of the
stockholders, which shall be held in
the city of South Norwmk on the sec;
ond Tuesday of January next after
such organization. in which city said
corporation shall be located.
Sec. 8. The affairs of said company
shall be managed by a board of not
less than five nor more than nine truso
tees. a majority of whOm shall be resi-
dents of the town of Norwalk, who
shall be chosen annually. by ballot from
among and by the stockholders in gen-
eral meeting. and who shall hold their
ofliccs until their successors are duly
elected. The trustees shall choose one
01' their number to be president and
one to, be vice-president. and whenever
the place of president. vice-president.
or trustee shall become vacant, by res-
ignation or otherwise. may fill the va-
cancy for the remainder of the your.
The trustees may appoint a secretary.
treasurer. and such other omcers or
agents as may be deemed necessary for
conducting the business of said cor-
pornflon. till their compensation. and
determine the amount and suiilcicncy
of the securities absolved by any or
them for the faithfukpertornlancc or
their duties. All elections fortprosl-
dent. vice-president. and trustee shall
be by ballot. and said trustees may do-
terminc how many of their body. not
less than a majority. shall constitute a
quorum for the transaction of business.
Sec. 9. Special meetings pf stock~
holders may be called whenever the
board of trustees deem pro, or, and at.
least five days' notice. of an annual or
special meeting shall be given in some
newspaper published in the city of
South Norwnlk. or in such other man-
noras the by-laws shall, prOVlflBlrflnu
at any such meeting each stdckholder
shall be entitled to one vote for each
shore of stock held by him, ‘which may
lle'givcn in person or by protry‘. Mliy’
f', »
appointed. - .
. . Stockholdera. ~. ~
Lloyd Nash. Nelson Taylor..}l. N.
Lockwood. Edwin O. Keeler, E. 8. Ad-
ams. L. C. Green. Venancio A. Scotleid,
Theodore 8. Lowndes, Milford A. Git.
fin. Gcorze c. Stillson. William Pan‘-
more, Edward F. Manner. Joseph L.
Walz. Charles E. Seymour. Harry hi.
hates. Matthew Corbett. Franklin A.
'i‘olles. Eloise M. Baxter. Franklin A.
Smith. cm Sohaub, Richard . Gold-
en, Lewis H. Decker. Conrad cckor.
Thomas 1. Raymond.cbarlos E. Hoyt.
Minot S. Smith. Samuel M. Aller. ate-
phen 6. Hatch Frank 0. Becker. J. in
ring Dibble. Edmund 10. Crow. 10-i-
ward B. Smith. W. B. Sturtevant, John
D. Kimméy. Winthrop H. Perry, Ana
11. Woodward .by (looms. Woodward.
Herbert infinitll. ill. K. Bookabamuei
reenatoin; Abiathar Blanchard; Lloyd
10. Dennis. mu Annie (lutblll B. Bur-
ohard, Mortimer if. Lee. W... . route.
Otto Barthel, William .1. ll'oat 1:. Tina
othyvfi. Poster by W. J. Foster, Caro~
an. 0
both oft by 0‘. V. G. 11!an nd.
Harry. Waltrect. Hem 8. flat or.
Emily 0. Emilia. Charles, N. Smith.
Frances A. Amphiw. ill. It Mt. Lu
0. Downs. F. . Raymond. rdina’
Hayes. William '1’. Raymond Henry 0.
Street, Gould Hoyt. F. iii. john book
a “39.43014“.
A. I
1i.” ‘i'lh‘t ’fl'l'i’l‘s‘lh’dlil‘ i“
y u a . .
V. Inisobaric. floss nurchard by it
my 0. limit by'lt. it.
H
M m an M. Ayrea‘by R. Homo.
4 . Coleman b a. ll. Golden. s.
M. retinal-forces. . Hatchbiorsce It.
a
BTIIL fl'OOK Lii'fl ‘
NEW YORK, April i—‘l‘he s lrliat
m amnion“ the stock enchants to-
mommsndsd, and . covenants
alga sh'iilw
hardness ‘ ‘ ,
moldgfibflhli’i‘d '
‘ latration "seat or the ’l
trusts and that armament said deposit“ a
thousand shares othfty dollars. each. moot drany‘k‘lnd‘. ’ ut they would not
es, and in such manner. in the city of
to call [meeting of the stockholders,
“Glued Raymond. Marie Ellam lo
not, cause of
Farmer . publishes
n _ toilildward
_.=o thla‘olty' ‘ econsulat
blanched; Germany, is {announced in
a desratch from Washington. D.’ C. on
dilly in. Mrs (Broovey will succeed
George Bowler. os'copsuletthe admits.
nation: cloak:
say. The Washington oespaich adds
that Mr. Shv’lter is seeking to retain
the: office which he has held the past
nine years. land visited the. White
cusp and . the. State Department Sap
away last to arise it. ‘ - . .‘
..i”l’ostnlsstcr Marigold. who is known
to have interested himself in the. up»
pointmont. and Mr. Qreevey today he
declined to discuss the subject. saying,
they were not run to makoza state
deny the Washington despatch. _
“Mr. Sawter, the present consul. was
formerly proprietor of a newspaper in
Stamford. , and wont to Washington
withrvfornler‘l‘llionxressmamitobert it
Doll‘oros‘t. as , his private .secretary.
Through Judge DeForest. in
l rilSaztor
was appoln ed con u at G or: an up
loathe Cle‘vfofland gadlnlnl tron. He
has remained there aim '
or sMsklnisy‘s aluminum
ond term havinrcllpireli . .
"Mr. Greevsy. the song he. is the
unknown propiddtor of. spare a
plumbing and stove business in Ma a
street. lie. has been prominent in Re-
ublieanlpolltlcs of the copier a num-
r of yearapasti“ ‘ , ;
The Washington correspondent of
the Hartford Times writes that the pro-
posed rctirement' of Mr. Bawtor "has
brought about apeclliiar condition ot
counteracti s influences in Washing-
ton. The tats and Treasury llcparp
meats are (desirous of having him
retained because of his eiiicienoy;
Representative Hill wants him. displac-
ed because he is a Democrat and Bens-
tor 0. H. Platt has urged the claims or
Sawtcr tor retentionnupon thc presi‘
dent. calling at the White House; bat-
urday. in company with the consul.
“As Mr. Hill is on the way to Manila.
not to return for several-months, u. is
likely that the appointment for which
be arranged can be held up if Senator
Pintt cares to insistenwsuch action.
As Mr. Hill. however. was promised
the place for his constituent. Edward
A; Crocvey. of Bridgeport. and his man
d June
partmcni. it is not likely that the Nor-
wulk Representative will agree to our.
turning down of his
Whether Mr. Snwtor will be given a
place in Washington in exchange. or
whether Mr. Crcevoy will be assigned
to another consulate is a problem.
”Mr. Snwter cattle to Washington
from Stain out as the. correspondent of
tile Now even Nch and the Connec-
ticul Associated Press. He. made
friends in the delegation. rum in June.
1893. he was sent to (llauclmu as vice»
consul. in 1890 he was promoted to
consul at the some post.
“During his stay ill the German city.
Mr. Suwtcr lms attended technical
schools and become an export in tax-
tiles. The Treasury Department states
that be has saved militants of dollars
to the government by his skill in do-
tccting undorvnimliion of fabrics sent
through ills consular district. ”is sor-
vlcos have been very important in pro-
vonting improper competition of lior-
mun lnalmfnotllrors with those of (ion-
ncrticut and other toxtllctmaklng
states.
“The consulailip nt (linuchun pays
$2.000 a your. and ranks with that of
Naples. held by Capt. A. H. Byinxtou.
of Nor-walk, but is more important in
business and munmcrcinl standing.
“Edward A. (ll-covey. who has been
promised the position. was here ton
rnys ago, and took his examination no
to fitness. us is the custom of the State
Department. ltcprc cutatlve Hill nus
been backing Mr. covey for the up-
pointment. and during the session via-
itell the State Department at number
of times to urge the appointment of his
.‘imdillutc. '
"Mr. Crcovoy also had the support of
the rest of the Congressional deluxe.
lion. and his‘npplicatldn Wall lndoracu
by the Connecticut state administra-
tion. lie is a merchant and contractor;
makinu a specialty of plumbing and
gas-fitting work. He is a member of
the Bridgeport Board of Health. and
belonged to the Tippecanoe. chorus in
the campaign."
WANTS ANOTHER GUARDIAN.
Mary Roberts. an attractive young
woman. has asked the probate court
of Stratford. to uppoint Charles is).
Stan her luardian. in place of Ell~
ward Rob rte. her father. against
whom she alrea' allegations of atrocit-
in cruelty. Roberts and. till: wits.
w o Is Mina Robsrts‘ stepmother hav .
Mig- Roborta says. blackened her eyes
on beaten her merely nearly every
day for months. Three days one she
left homo. unable to stand the usage
‘ or. [the upright refuse in the
ho a other grandmother. but she says
Roberta intimidated the old lady into
turning her out. Roberta has retained
c unsoi to. aspen .ltiapi hter‘a an-
r loader. l , :J‘n it?” ,
W
' PMNTII FOUND DYING.
:FOincer Manner! 0W Edward
, a pointer in . a concussion-
sons tiou stun little.
occupied. as livina mold await as a
maww o, " '. ill ll'ront‘
removal u. sighs! 'difdeth":
.0, .0. In . or
too minutos can bill or: vs. The cat'-
is unknown.
death
Hammett-out humeral. ‘ its. who
ho‘.has a athor “Ml“;lh‘fll‘dbolifi ”it
W
encapsulate atoll WITH KART.
.m . Minn v rj't
. Wm... have “at“
can ,;. 1110.000: . A
:
,est ~ largely of grains "and vegetables
.too weak [to as- ‘
ill best results.
. natural sucnation of hydrochloric acid.
- V There is no danger .of forming an
had already been examined by the do— ti
constituent. Ba
I 01%.!“th lib Huff
Bitters and!
1m
well and mr." Form nrupiions.‘ lilo-
. o rival on.eartb. 'l‘ry.:thom.
fit
rests - we
'3' 0390‘ encased} in a severe out.
and motions .lll‘hollltll.‘
, illinillpient 1 tor all, classes
woolen snachlldren,‘ and
and. vegetables should . constitute the
bulhoi food-eaten. . ‘
t men.
foods arc‘dinlcuit «digestion and it
is or no use to advise brain workers to
where the digestion in
.aimliatovthem properly... _ . .
it is always best Want the best re-
sults from ourfood that some simple
and harmless digestive should be tak-
en after meals to assist the relaxed
digestive organs. and several years“
experience have provon Stuart‘s Dys-
pepsia. Tablets to be it very safe, pleas.
ant and effective digestive and a rem-
edy which may be taken daily with the
Stuart’s Dyepepsia’l‘ablets can hurd-
ly be‘ called .a patent medicine. as they
do not act on the bowels nor any par-
ticular orgnn. but only on the food
eaten. They supply what weak stom-
achs luck,_pepsin clauses and by stim-
ulating the gastric glands increase the
‘ licopIc who make a daily practice of
taking one or two of Stuart's Duper:
silt NTabiets after onenmeai, are sure
to have perfect digestloll. which means
perfect health. :- '
injurious habit. as the tablets contain
absolutely nothing bucbaturai dines.
tives; cocaine. morphlee and similar
drugs hays no place in: stomach med-
iclno and Stuart's Dyspepsia 'i‘ublcrs
are certainly the bestknown and most
popular of all stomach remedies.
Ask your druggiat for a fifty cent
package. of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
and after a week's use note the im-
provement in health, appetite and nor-
‘voua allergy. . nil-ii
That the London Times is being pro-
.cecd‘cd against for publishing con-
fidential statements in the British
House of (luminous "malls thesipsulnr
fact that it has been conservative pn-
pers in all countries which have usu-
ally printed the,information that is
hardest to get and most important
when given outs-“Prolidenco Journal.
ONLY CURE FOR , DYQPIPOIA.
Mrs. Franklin bush. or now Castle.
Del. says: "i suffered for years with
dyspepsia. Used to have great dis.
tress and belching. 1 tried everything
I could hear of. but nothing helped me
ii i took Brazilian Balm. and one 50
cent bottle cured me completely.”
For sale by it. ll. Pinisted and F. H
xter. ,
in giving away ills vnat fortune, or
much of it. Mr. Carnegie is making it
harder for other men to die rich. He is
setting up n standard by which they
will be judged.»~ipdianapolla News.
new Are'Im Ito-aye 0
air Hanna's ar sl’iilacurcniikiduo ills.
.00 free. Add. tor na liomcdrCo..Cblca§oor§i‘.?
“Young man.” said the young lady's
father. "you have boasted several
limos that you possess nu honored
name." ‘
“Yes. sir." replied the suitor.
ilaugiltily.
“Woii. may i Inquire what bunk it
will be honored at. and for new
mill-ilT—Tit-Biis.
Spring coughs are especially danger-
ous. and unless cured at once. serious
results often follows. One Minute
Cough Curc acts like music. it is not
a common mixture hurls a high grade
remedy. George (.3. Stillson.
.lcstrrmOid Squeezit has agreed that
after his death his body Hllilll be turn-
od‘ovcr to the university in the inter-
cstrpof science.
.limson—Iulcrests of science?
"Yes. all Snuecait’s relations have
insisted that he has no heart: the
doctors are going to find out."-——Ohio
Sintc Journal.
if troubled by a weak digestion, loss
of appetite. or constipation. try a few
doses of Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets. Every hex iawarrant-
od ' For sale by George C. Stillaon.
Spilllth Norwaik; Edward 1’. Wood. Nor-
wu .
«to—a—
“i .shall order n modest luncheon."
:aid Tcnspot. us he scunued the bill or
am.
“What is your idea of a modest
luncheon?" asked Bunting.
“Well, for example. i shall hare
dressed tomatoes. ‘wiiotroit r‘roe
Press.
Mrs. contain 11. Hubbard. of Mll-
ford. Dot. says: "Brasilisn Balm saw
ed my boy’slllfe. Ho bolas inst like
the one we lost with croup. We gave
him a few doaea.‘ He quickly dropped
to also , and was all right in the morn-
ing. . r sale by it. 1-1. rial-ted and 1'.
He Ruhr- '
- Neighbor-4 just run in to say that
your boy is playing in tho puddle out
there..pnd he'll o tch 010. “sure!
. t‘ondFath butt? bu rl ht, must.
no harm; mum. he's so“ a col alreadyi
Ha KIPT me no.
Twelve years ago .1. w. Sullivan. of
. v
._ ‘11:!
. 0rd. Conn. scratched his leg with
, um rim ills
ed ntcnsoiy.‘ on the beat doc-
tors... nrxod. amputation. “but." he
writes. "I. used one bottle of Electric
boxes ct Buckien‘a An
'ilaivesn my lesson. mod and
some. Tottor. slut Rheum. Sore- and
all blood dieordera Electric Blttbl‘l has
. . . . r. a»
, r Eighth Norwcllrwmadohn. .
newts
cunts.
mill antes satin
, ’ or
pro rethin a..»
palatial lflbbl’ can live on a heavy I
‘ sacral rule. must ouou’ a do?
RB, "it“ .
surname: the. moat: 'hutrlcious ,
n rust .,wlro. inflammation and blood .
‘ still
‘ lo
. 0009-1. “
, .. l-‘Roni good," or i‘roal
good or really nice. . ‘ .
isomewhat, or “i have not studied. any"
or not studied atg'all. ‘
{Nobas'l knolvfi’ior not that:
poriment. . ,. . . ,
1 “Had rather," forwould rather, and
“had better." for would better. 3 ‘
{flight away." fol-immediately or
‘ ow. “W "
‘ “Well posted." for well informed.
"Try and do." for try to do, "try and
go." for try to go.
‘ “It looks good enough," for it looks
well enough. .or “'doua it look good
enough?" for does it look well enough?
JOB COULDN’T HAVE sTooo rr
If he’d had itching Plies/“They're
ca Salve will‘cu’rc the worst case of
piles on earth. it has cured thous-
ands. For injuries, Pains or Bodily
Eruptions it's the best salvo in the
world. Price 25c ubox. Cure guaran-
teed. Soid by F. H. Baxter. South
Norwulk: John A. Riggs. Norwalk.
Easterdrbusiness men should note
that the delegation of lllinois manu-
facturers who have insulates-viewed
the president and the secretary of the
treasury about the Russian sugar ques-
tion reveals that there is a powerful
industrial element growing up in the
Mississippi valley and that it is not
exclusively interested in farms and
mines.
wwnm
CATARRH CANNOT BE CURED
with LOCAL APPLICATIONS. as they
cannot ranch the sent of the disease.
Cntnrm is a blood or constitutional di-
scuss. and in order to cure it you must
take internal remedies. Hull‘s Ontarrh
Cure is taken internally, and acts di-
rectly on tile blood and mucous sur-
faces. Hnii's Catarrh Cure is not a
quack medicine. it was prescribed by
one of the best physicians in this coun-
try for years. and is a regular prescrip-
tion. it is composed of the best tonics
known. combined with the beat blood
purifiers. noting directly on the mucous
surfaces. The perfect combination of
ihc two ingredients is what produces
such wonderful results in curing Ca-
tnrrh. Send for testimonials free.
F. .l. CHENEY & 00.. Props.
. Toledo. 0.
Sold by drugglata. price 75c.
Hall's Family Pills are the best.
One mason advanced in .Engiand for
the imposition of tariff taxes on certain
imports is that when people pay their
taxes indirectly they do not realize now
much they are paying. while under the
present system of direct taxes they are
in it bonsiant stew and this makes a
great imperial policy hard to carry out.
it is an excellent point.——Springhcld
Republican.
Educate Your Bowcis.
Your bowels can be trained as well
as your muscles or your brain. Cas-
carets Candy Cnthartic train your
bowels to do right. Genuine tablets
stamped C. C. C. Never sold in
bulk. "All druggists, roc.
The Hon. Patrick il‘Ol‘il takes scri-
onsly President Hartley‘s dreams of im-
pcrlnlism. An American emperor n.- to
him no iigluclli ofvtilc imagination.
But it is much to khow that Mr. ll‘oru
is aware of the danger. Liberty Will
not fall from the earth while he is
alive to fight for it.‘-i”r0cidenco Jour-
uni.
A TESTIMONIAL FROM OLD ENG-
LAND.
"1 consider Chamberlain's Cough
Romody the best in the world for bron-
chitis,” says Mr. William Savory, of
Warrington. England. “It has saved
my wife‘s life. she having been a mar-
tyr to bronchitis for over six years
being most of the time confined to her
bed. She is now quite well." Sold
by George C. Stlllson. South Norwalk:
Edward P. Weed. Norwalk.
The now Bishop of London is a Dom-
ocrut of the first class. He expresses
his regret that he must live in a pal-
ace. and he invites any workman who
may see him riding "in lonely state."
in his coach, 0 salt him for a lift. A
Democrat of le type met occasionally
in books. but too seldom ln life—Bos-
ton Journai. »
A IIMIDY FOR 'I‘Hl GRIP".
A. remedy recommended for patients
afflicted with the Grippe is KEMP'B
BALB'AM. which is especially adapted
.for the throat and lungs. Don’t wait
for the first symptoms of the disease;
not a bottle today and keep it for use
the moment it is needed. if netleotod
the more has a tendency to bring on
pneumonia. KEMP'B BALSAM pro:
vents this by keeping the cough loose
and the lungs free from inflammation.
All circulate sell KEMP‘E BALSAH at
lilo and We. ‘ . ‘
“What do you think of her acting?"
said one utar. '
"Very good," answered the other.
"‘13:: you ,thiukw’sho will be a cue-
om?" . . '
<“l don't know. i’m sure. i don't
know a thing about her press “out,
so 1 am not in n position to mature
an opinion." '
.- p . din-um ‘ ‘
You will waste time if you try to
ours indigestion or dyspepsia by atarw
in: yourself. That only makes it
worse when you do eat heartily. You
always: .
erlyr digested: Kodol possum ours
50 inthc nomltot years of scientific no
”mo things or 1
he pasta _“"ridsf'l"and\ drive” ipter- .
l I ice,” for var] ‘ ‘ ..
1 '31 have studiedsome." for studied, d
Try. and experiment." formalin till: “
terribly annoying; but Buckien's Arni- '
heed plenty of hood food prop- '
Gil
Racked inane? all Tina.
. itie ableud of Waugh-altitude
coffees. selected by experts. from
the finest importptiollo-y. If, you ‘
want the best. coffee. clesnl
ckcd. fresh roasted. with in i
River and strength—get lie-rm t-
ags: . Never sol ‘in bulk. . .
,
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N. Y. N. H. &‘ HJR. R-
TIME note.
~_
in effect December ‘2. 1900.
m ins-nu ’
LEAVE SOU1H NORWALK FOR
NEW YORK.
A.M.-—12:03x. 4:551. 11:45:. 0:16.
0:55 7:13, 7:54. 810:. 9:031, 9:80
9:66, 10:22x. 10:40, 11:86:.“
P. his-12:65; 1:12. 2:253, 8:0i.
33:21:. 4:07. 4:50;. 5:33, 5:55x, 8:41.
:65x. 8:11. 10:20. .
SUNDAYS.
A. M’s-«12:581. 4355!. 0:451. 9:05...
P. M.—3:21x. 5:33, 15:05:. 7:20.10110.
LEAVE new .voal’t. Fen souru
- NORWALK. .
A. M.——12:02x. 0:00. 0:00, 7:00.
8:00x, 8:02. 9:00;, 10:02:; 10:04.
11:00:, 11:02.
P. M.-12:02, 1:04, £003, 8:02,
8:302 4:02x. 4:04, 4:30, 6:02, 0:00
6:02, 7:00. 8:00x. 0:30. 11:00:. ‘
SUNDAYS.
A. M.-12:00x, 0:00, 7:30. 10:02.
P. M.—-6:00. 11:00.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW HAVEN. ,
A. M.—-—12:08x. 1:113; 1:201, 0:20
7:42. 8:44, 9:101. 10:05:. 11:081.
11:42. ,
P. lit—12:02:. 1:10. 3'07x. 4:18.
5:27. 6:25, 7:05x, 9:051, 9:-5, 11:15.
Bridgeport. in addition a. above—P.
M.-——2:40. 5:04. 7:20.
SUNDAYS.
A. M.-—12:08!. 1:11x,1:20x, 7:4:
9:12, 11:08:. '
P. M.——7:15.
SOUTH NORWALK TO DANBURY
A. M.-—0:35. 10:10:.
‘ P. M.——1:20, 4:25x, 5:10. 0:00.
DANBURY To ‘SOUTH NORWALK
A. iii—0:00. 7:25, 9:38, 11:37.
1". M.——4:00x. 0:25.
Sunday trains to Dnnbury, 9:20 a
m.; 7:25 p. m. Dome Danbury. 8:00
a. m.: 0:10 p. m. .
An x indicates express.
5mm
Some business men will not employ
women. on the principle that eyery
woman employed deprives a man of a
position and makes it harder for him
to take care of. some woman. Julius
Scoten. a St. Louis, Mo. merchant.
will not have. a woman in his store.
and will not employ a male clerk for
less than $75 n month. He declares it
costs him $2.500 more to conduct his
business with men only. but he makes
more happy firesidos than he could
with his oiilccs iiiicd with women.
A RAGING. ROARING FLOOD
Washed down it telegraph line which
Chan. 0. Ellis. of Lisbon. 1a.. bull to re-
pnir. "Standing waist deep in icy
water.“ he writes. “gave me a terrible
cold and cough. 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 Discou-
ery and was wholly cured by six bot-
tles." Positively guaranteed for
Coughs, Colds and all Throntand Lung
troubles by F‘. H. Baxter, South Nor-
wnik: John A. Riggs. Norwalk. Price
We and 81.00. ‘ ,
The center word of Montreal, which
has on area of only forty-one acres.
contains fortyone liquor shops. There
is a saloon for every seven wuss earn-
ers in the ward. If Mrs. Nation should
take it notion to transfer her field or
operations to Canada, she would evl-
dentiy find plenty of work to (lo—Al-
bnny Argus,
Those [muons little pills. DeWitt'e
Little Early Risers. will remove all im-
purities from your system. cleanse
your bowels. make them regularl.
George 0. Stillson‘.
teran who had dropped in to the back
seat watched the proceedings with in-
torest. .
For the third time the perspiring
evangelist rose and asked:
"is there no one willing to enlist in
the Lord's army?” ‘
Then response came from the back
seat: "Draft. ‘em. parson: damn it.
draft 'em." .
i
THI. IIOTILOOD PURIFIIR.
The blood iaoonetantly bein purl~
lied b the tonal. liver and dneya
Keep eseprnane in a healthy condi;
tion and the bowels regularand'you
will have detailed of a 1000 purifier.
For this our , c there ianothinrecual
to Chamber and: Stomach and Liver
Tablets. one dose of themawll :do you
Samples free at George 8. scilison’s
80331 Norwallt; Edward P. Weed. Nell
W . ‘ . , f
IIVWBIN
" . "its kissed
i'ltMi, m:
to “so 0
ai
. searchi‘tcr aomotblnc toatwoulddh'
,. ‘ lituroidood
:.
it'll
pun, a stun
' "it run not
not.
. ‘ might desire ‘wunaeo‘m '
.‘4 tionof ' ‘ L I"
- _ Good polars and
0
more good than a dollar tt eat the .
best blood purifier. Prior.) 25 ‘ cents,
release.
-a‘
is.” unexcelled..=~"lt (stands. out
with all the excellence you
Attractive Designs
It is m'rlr: to wear bccanscli
, has a substantial body and its -. ‘
colors, are selected to ‘giver
durability, not only from the
point, of long life, but from
, tlle pointof making it always
pleasing. ' ‘
‘ ,
hum
Wall Papers, Painters' Sup-
plies. Artists' Materials.
Window Shades. .Cornice Polol.
PICTURES. “
Pictures Framedto Order.
Painting, Paper Hanging. Decor-
ating.- ‘ . . .
Telephone Call, 133-3. ,5 "‘
Open evenings till 8:30. i, 5;;
DECKER.
37 whsfilridlou so.
South Nomalk. .3?“ ““Conn.
are as soft as a bcd'of down, and
handsome eudugh to suit any
taste. You‘ll find your couch
wants have been anticipated here.
We show thirty-five elegant, wellv
made couches, on our second floor.
Every pattern a good one. Pro«
vidc your home with a comfort-
giving conch. We guarantee you
perfect satisfaction if you buy
your couch here. None but desir~
able qualitieswand no prices so
low as ours.
Our $10.00 couch is beyond
competition. Others $3.00 to $25.
.-.-_..
l. J. BfliilNS ll 80..
wrung“ DIRECTORS
AND EMB L'MERS.
12 North Main 8%; So. Nero/ilk.
nous sun, .
Successor to
C. E. CLAPHAM.
Sanitary
' Plumbing.
Phone 137-3. .
50 South Main Street.
50. Norwalk.
—:,‘\ A
,
_.
" radrsc'rotuuslu‘oi '
is assured. if the wonkiia entrusted to
us. We. can carry all, jobs. no matter
: how clinchinto a successful terrain»
tion. t'i‘bs figures in our estimates
though low, are based) upon the use of
good material.
Hot-loo R. Nash.
Contllorthiiiam ‘and‘i‘lWest xv Streets. .
Norwalk Chronicler