Evening sentinel, Monday, April 15, 1901 · page 6

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

connotations ,Ior d0». .-
roushb‘ into connecti-

 
 
 
 

‘1 total.» in Connecticut
eat of this character from
ragto customers In other

the nutmeg state's law-

. .9 at» W: :
aw preventing unwhol‘oe
loss retaliation Connecil‘

' ' ' let is disposed to sell

.. utslde, there Is no law

(Board of Hetilth
eating coudeni so

sir
phoning public health. the
int i .

id to anybody in

were. be-
. .. as ‘
J be! e the Legislature
. ‘t restrict certain
. be state. The

is here.

hi it .
't‘ it Saturday a VG.
he 3 1th .wtth lss
‘,,. the“ "Bridgeport are
tied by the late

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

" . aye:
lime. that Helen
opted daughter or
- have the very
. believing-that she
lento bubstantiate that
' . it utilisation of the courts.
.. i‘ had. adopted her I am
ded have known it forl
that i am sure dye
"is not know concernin

owns made today by ,
‘upfer. the young or
or the eccentric Old

is has retained counsel
" rs. Hall’s claim to the
is it would be much
to prove an adoption
for Mr. Gilman not on~
, “and introduced her on
as s as his “Kate.” but
a home and tried to induce
” drive her to become his
With that object

' ownandlwepi, and refus-
er parents.

W h, an always spoke of the
it i't-Eighllery as my proper-
its .‘Kupfer. "The servants
place can vouch for tho'
it lefty. l have a number
Ga naihle witnesses.

libertine legal process by
lipid have to be done. for.
own case Was he 3‘ con-
e round out all a
’ my own case comes up i will
bl know.

are been expecting to hear at
it any time” that Mr; Gilmiln'ii
s been found. it seems strange
srfbecame of the will he made
, wheelie about five yehrs ago.
our was a witness to that will.
‘ newsroom one word about it
’ e arsed from the doctor that
‘ ‘ .hlsuleath’bed. if that oth-
Iis ailv , it appears strange

 

llw so; 8 FOR SALE.

'4‘; . “ .l‘baspn villibt}
bbdmm “,3
9 best indication that the
is to be a big one in the

 
 
 
 
 
 

. ‘ ,there Would certain-y
in. live j, local race. with the
on o purchasing this season
or. omarter hosts. Now they are
V have done so. . ,
e yachts of an account In the
Mablilgllel'fl. are. so rushed
‘ H. has been and is next
"act's yacht'bullt in

. , s. has been that
linoleum! tovillngisnd to
and the. number oi

 
 

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‘43::
nigh ed abroad 0 no: i
33’: 4 y‘ . er .
‘ fie plet’winter-‘forms a
M'Mhlliidthb American
meow tow abroad for
‘ .butv-vbscsute there were
‘ albedthomat'honie.

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' 'tlonggamgngéthe
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rrlsei-lo a profitable W

“red in Connect. tillt V.

.outeide olarltei. .

mail was going to adopt '

at it. ‘

.. For friendly eyes in Beverly‘town.

of smart .

., One rainy day in April.
. . . .

There are F0

When bet/axon it‘- call
To a lady‘s: blah libs
Whyyl‘illl‘lltllf. . _
l

.0! lint ‘t

« Androfsaten the door securely.

have thought of‘hls
‘ ‘ be. “moth—”.l.
‘ a“ this as niean’as could

\ that day's sun. '
lie up and1 oootodwtho non of a gun
= Add loll use sore lamenting.
For i understoodxaulte clearly.
That no matter how oft repeating.
That 'failltigl'that kitten to reproduce
Before shades at night should have
played the deuce
Ith my searchwand temper Which
then was loose, '
And ushering indiscreetll’w
My slumbsrs would snot he baimily
sweet.“ ' ,,
Andfthe pilgrimage made by my weary
est.
Would count for nothing in that day's
<8le .. ‘
Of duties fulfilled. endlotbsrs undone.
0r finished ”incompletely.

Well. hide or that out i failed to show.
”Or hair "of him ’sither, if you must know.
Till eight of the clock, or nearly so.
'Twae near the setting of that days sun
Witnthe low tasks finished. which i
‘lilid begun?" ‘ ‘ '
Botorsvhe scootsdwthst lovely- one.
With the topaz eyes and cost of silk.
Whoinever waited to taste his milk.

. list eonductedhihisolf so contrary.
That, being worm and weary; ‘
0in in costume scent and airy.

l sought the air

0n the topmost stair

0f thefiulet back porch, my brain to
cos i

Recalling lose a learned at school.
Said 1 to rays 1. what a very great tool
To trustwa’ felines!) wary.

Then. last as i fell to snoring,
insure the bound of'a faint nae-now.
"Good Lord!" I cried. “there‘s that
bloated eat now"

And straightway i went exploring.

Well, thle,‘my deer. in the end of my

 

 

 

to 0.

And the end of the old cat's this as
Wei ;‘
“Harry could prove his story;
so.- there, under the porch. upslttlng.
With no longer a thought of flitting.
Wasflthe cause of my hindered knit-

us.
Yes, there to my absolute surprise.
Shane the yellow gold of two beautiful

eyes,
And my heart come near to split-
ting.
The door little puss to my hand come
near,
And with one gray new be wiped .t
tear,
While the other he reached out bo-
highly,

To such soft oleadingwhut could i do
But cuddle him up, and kiss him too,
For behaving so divinely.

No more was i mad; l was only too

glad.

indeed. i forgollthat i ever had

Cnssed. and declared that. come 'whnt

would.

No more to that cut would i be good.

No. i did just what you'd-hays had
me do. «, "

l pulled and loved him,and‘hjre today,

in my den he sits and contentmily

. blinks .

And knowingly winks

And i believe. mostly solemly
thinks;
For his whole appearance seems :0

any"
if you want my photo. lire away.
Since you smuggled me here
in a manner most queer,
Why. i'd like to read my title clear
To this mansion so near the skies.
So be sure that you aim that black
. thing right, . .
For i am going to be a sight

Where meals are free. and women
don't frown;

And where creatures like me have the
run of the house,

And the “missus" don't rule if I don't
catch a mouse. 1..

In my don,

KILLID on LEHIGH sons.

Four Persons Rim Down by the Buffalo
lkploia.’
, ,WiLKESBARRE. Pa., April 15-..
“1'. psrsohs.‘ while crossing the
tracks of the hellish Valley railroad at
South Wilkesbarre. yesterday morn
lug, wero‘run down b the Buffalo ex-
press xoint north. . T res of the party
Were-killed undone injured: , .
The “dead ares Morris O’Connell.
aged fortyoao: Mrs. Morris O’Connell.
sued thin-trains: Mrs. Frank Cranmer.
aged forty. injured: * Frank (tremor.
O'Connell audible wifor'were enter-
taining the Cranmer couple, whose
home is in Bradford loosely. During
the evening they visited. relatives In
this olty»snd'at 1:80 yesterday morn»
Ins started «to return to the home of
the O'Connells. When they reached
the. crossinrst BoathWilkesbarre a
freight train was blackening it. As
soon osztnc freight train moved out the
‘party‘startod to cross thotreckslbut
did not months approach not stirs » pas:
sensewtraln loom: an opposite direc-
tion.“ The engineer or: the train
failed to see the people on the track
until theiocomotlve had ploughed into
them. 'l‘hetwo women were hurled a‘
great distance in the air. and when
picked up weredead. .301:er boll ’
{personnel firsthand. , ,Mrrlo'cona
hoot-both . around one ‘srmlb ‘ ’
«new» to outta a-llosplfsi. who
dlod‘in aishort time. .. ',

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

”spring tor cycling. but last year the

past. They report that, particularly in

whose responsibility was doubtful,

 

‘ ed must be held under-gins. sanction of
‘ i ‘tllb‘NstlouaI (lyellnmsslooiation. The
' rider starting from scratch. and only a

 
 
 

o'clock. , ,;.
. U l .

Notwithstanding the fact that. ther .
was. "hisirwleuvbluwins all our res—
.tordayvthsre were unrest. ,rusnvrlders
out. and the wheeling wssqenjoyed.‘
Neal-ll ‘eyerybody predicted so early

 

 

seasou'wae about full on by this time."
and it was thobghi that it was rather
late.

’ o

’Two young men. George Raymond
and Charles Armstrong. oi Darlen.
rode to south Norwalu on a tandem
yesterday afternoon. Thby reported
that insurance were in good condition.
had that they ‘lnnde‘the trip in every
short time. They went to Norwulk be-

fore returning bottle.
1 '4. ‘D‘. ‘

Believing, therefore, that the wheels
of 1901 will be taken at the proper
value and that their sale .wul be large.
makers and dealers are planning tors
busy 'sblflllk." All orer the country
cycle factories are being prepared to
receive large“.- orders, and stores and
shops are being renovated and en-
larged. Exoerlenced and wide: awake
agents who have visited the south and
wool over that several features otthe
trade this your contrast very strongly
with. the conditions prevalent in the

towns and small cities, there has been
a general clearing? out of small dealers
:1

many cases, was too small to enable
them to meet the exigencies of their
trade. Their places have been tilled
by trustwurthy representative of large
and established manufacturers with a
reputation lor conservatism and fair
dealing which promises to inspire con-
fidence and promote. business.

I

The Century Road Club of America.
New York state division. will hold its
spring run on May 12. but the first
century of the season sanctioned Is
that of the Century Wheelmen for
April 28. The Century Road Club As.
soolatlo‘n will inaugurate its season by
a ride about the city next Sunday. and
have a group photograph taken. With
regard to this the following notice is
installed: ‘

Every member of the division is
urged to make it a point to be at the
C.’ It. C. A.. clubhouse for the start at
2 p. m., without fail. The parade will
showthe public our strength and rum
cycling. so far as the (3. it; ‘C. is (i0li~
corned. Is not dead. but. booming.
Wear C. R. C. suit and sweater. if you
have either. or both: if you have lull.
any cycling suit will answers. ,On this

nrade wear all of your century burs.
ut not century medals. in the evenl
of rain at 2 p. "1.. April 21. the run
‘wlll be held Sunday. May l3.

I C ’

The Penn Glen Wheelmen have
moved into a new clubhouse ut (lieu
more avenue and Wyonu street. Brook
lyn. The club is nrrnnglng for u rill
lug party to visit the Pan-American
show. with a “qulnl” making pace.

The Century Road Club has desig‘
hated the following checking stations
for the Long island century course.
All riders desiring odiclul recognition
of centuries must check at theplaces:

John ii. Brown. Derry street, near
Broadway. Brooklyn; Frederick Reid.
Bedford‘Reot. Brooklyn: Arnold Tiscb.
"The Shelter." Coney island: John
Distler, Fulton street and Van Dyck
avenue. Jamaica: Thomas West, Vol.
ley~stream: L. O. Smith. Hempstend;
1. Da Silva. Freeport: Floyd Klddlnk.
Grand Central Hotel. Hisusvllle; it.
D, Swain. Amityvlllo. '

II 0 i

The approaching cycle racing season
promises to be one oi the most buil'
liant in the history of the sport, and
riders of all grades will be given ample
opportunity to distinguish themselves.
A sign (If-exceptional significance is
the interest taken in the sport by the
American Bicycle Company, and elab-
orate plans have been completed by
which racing will be stimulated in
every state of the union. To begin
with a team of slur professionals has
been engaged for the racing term. and
they will appear at every fixture of
the circuit.

in response to an appeal from the
amateurs the American Bicycle com-
pany haa‘declded on an extensive plan
to promote amateur riding. With this
end In'view, it'bss‘arrsnsed that the
country be divided into twentyelzht
districts.” follows: 1. Maine New
Hampshire and Vermont; 2. Massa-
chusetts; 3. .Rhode island and Cannon.
tlcut: a, New York: 5. New Jersey; 0
Pennsylvania; 7, Maryland; 8. Vir-
ginia and West Virginia: r0. North Oar-
:ollna and'flonth Carolina: 10. Georgia
and'Florldaili. Michigan: 12. Ohio:
is.“ indio’na‘. ' it, ' Kentucky: 15. Ala-
bama,MIssisslppi .and Louisiana; ill.
Minnesota and Wisconsinid’i. illlnois.
18. Missouri; 10,: lows ' and" Nebraska;
‘20. Normand South Dakota: 21, Ken»
has, Oklahoma'and indion Territory:

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

iii, Colorado; all. “tour 20., Washlnlp
ton, Oregon and ldaho: 27. Nevada,

his. ' .
Murroiuablc sold or?
elaborate description will be offered
‘lor district records m'nde‘in competi.

 

 
 
 

‘tlonsrthe distances to be one. two.

*ilvo’ and” ten miles. The conditions

 
 
 

 

that a competitor will have't’o‘ be
mounted on avwhsel made by the
ninerlcsn'» Bicycle company and the
race in which the“ record is accomplish:

 

single pacerrvuwillr hallowed: in the

 

midnorsnsierwssia o In ate it
(remind-«t .bef
infant ~
inlaid

 

1a «7 . _ . ,
j-cnarser‘llftv
Commission and

 

as. Texas: 23 Montana and Wyoming:
‘NewMexlco and Arizona}. 28, Oalifor- ,

pole of an-

spvsrning‘ these contests stipulate

boss‘s! chenille therlilsr must start . ill

‘ it
stead :of downsides
cents. on the, latter

‘ guano! Ameri-
can Wheelmen its use forces and
will presents!) theALeglslaturcrs bill
amending the Bldepaih‘ law (chapter
0400f the Lawn of 1809'). so that Mon
roewounty will not'be excepted as it

 
 
 
 
 

charge at least flityuconts for tags.
it Is understood that‘scnstor Ann
strong. a strong character. or the 1..
A. W., will fulfill the amendment.
INCOGNITO.

CAPTAlN WIL‘oMA‘N now.

mam

 

Dsnbury Man Transferred from Volun~
‘ tear to Regular Army“

Mrs. Alfred N. Wildman. of Danbury,
received from General Greeley. Satur-
day. a telegram of congratulation on
the promotion at her son. Leonard D.
Wildman. from the rank of lieutenant
in the volunteer service to that of cup»
thin in the regular army. The tele-
gram read: "Accept my ‘cougrstulux
tlons on the merited appointment of
your son Leonard as captain Signal
Corps, U. S. Army." A promotion of
this importance In notion ordinary oc-
currence in military circles.

At the beginning of the Spanish
war. .‘aptain Wildmun was appointed
llrst lieutenant in the Signal Corps and
has since done important work. plartic~
ulnrly in tho ostnonsnmcnt of tole-
graph lines in the Philippines. He is
now stationed on the island of Canny.

CRAP SHOOTERS GATHEHED IN.

NEW HAVEN, April low’l‘hlrty-
nine colored men were gathered in by
the local police yesterday morning at
the D. K. Bruce Club, in Dixwoll avo-
nue and were held on the! charge or
gambling. Ono made his escape. but
was arrested last evening. The men
Were shooting craps.

 

 

SIR WATKIN DEAD.
LONDON. April lb-Sir Edward
William Watkln. former chairman of
the southeastern railroad, the Man-
chester. Shellield and Llnrolushire
railway and the Metropolitan and Exist
London railway. (lied yesterday. He

was born September 26, lillil.

 

flow Are Your Kidneys I

at. Bobbo' Snare us l’llluou nil Ildncv Ills.
ole free. Annaber luuliomec Co..Chlusno or

i“:
.Y

bestow—Do you know that at times
my patriotism almost .prompts Inc to
give up my practice and enlist in our
country‘s cause in lilo Philippines.

Experienced Patient ion the spur of
the moment)~~i’ou will surely now the
seeds of consternation in the ranks of
the enemy, doctor, if you charge them
as you have charged me.

 

 

CAUGHT A DREADFUL COLD.

Marlon Kcokc. runud‘ger for 'i‘. M.
Thompson. n largo. importer of line
mlllinery ul. 10ml Milwaukee Avenue.
Chicago, says: “Din-mg the into se-
vere weather i caught a i‘ll'oudlul‘rold
which kept me awake at night and
made me unlit to attend my work dur~
ing the day. One of lily mllllnors was
taking Chamberlain's lCougb Remedy
for a severe cold at that lists, which
seemed to relieve her so quickly that i
bought some for invert-ll. it acted like
magic and l begun in improve at once.
I not now entirely Well and loci vcrv
pleased to acknowledge its merits."
For sale by George Ol'fltlllson. South
Norwulk; Edward P. Weed. Norwulli.

 

"1 bell piles so bad i could get. no
rest nor find a cure until i tried lm
Will‘s Witch Hazel .Snlve. Alter us-
ing it once. i forgot i ever bud uny-
iblng like Plies." id. C. Bolce. Somers
Point. N. Y. Look out for imitations.
Be sure you ask for Dchtt's. ll. 0.
Stillson.

 

Brooklyn Mitslonnry (captured by
cannibais. desperately)—-i-cr——hopc
your blgbness is observing Lent, and
as this is lv‘rllluy. you will not out un-
at the earliest, until Suturduy or Sun-
day.

lunnibnl liluu lgrlmlylellenvo!
You are u lobster. and some undcr the
bond of shell ill-ill? ‘

 

HE KEPT His LEG.

Twolvo years ago .l. W. Sullivan. oi
Hartford. Conn. scratched his leg with
a rusty wire. inflammation and blood
poisoning set in. For two years he
suffered intensely. Then the best doo-
tors urged amputation. "but." he
writes. “i used one bottle of Electric
Bitters and 1% boxes of liucklen's Ar-
nicn Salvo and my leg was sound and
well as ever." For Eruptions, ide-
aema. Taller, Salt Rheum. Sores end
all blood disorders Electric Bitters has
no rlvnl on north. Try them. i”. ll.
Baxter, South Norwnlk. and John A.
Riggs, Norwulk, will guarantee satis-
faction or refund money. Only 50
cents.

W

il‘lrst Doctor—~l don't think it abso-
lutely necessary to operate.

Seconil“iloctor-nut i told them that
It was.

"Oh. well. then. as it matter of pro-
fessional courtesy. I, ,of course, shall
stand by what you sold."

”“8""

, :rttr°“r
in“ Winn: w m"
infill. "‘ vi“ 1"»;

 

ngfifom oncogene in: a,

and oilm’Wlfi
3'5" ”fill-I335. 3:“..l‘53‘3i'so , '9
rmburv.nmmmdd
. 00.. c fin ks igfl

_ arbor “I
‘ W

“l'won‘t'suy it's actually a scandal.
but it’s bound to cause muohltalk."
;‘Whnt is it?" inquired his wife. can
or y.
"The next women’sdbnltress."
“l have been troubled with indiges-
tion‘for.ten years, have tried many
things and‘ spent much money to no
purpose until i tried Kodol Dyspepsia
(litre; l have taken two bottles and
gotten more relief fronitllomlthan all
,otlrerfvmecliclnes. tgken. i feel more

 

 

er eon he

den re

a f
joists Sidepath,

 

oriznally was and will“ be obliged to:

 

WIT. 0
high is that building»???

conductor, withouteso much. as on. up-
ward glance. The woman sank back
with a slab of satisfaction.

would. then a madman. with a large
traveling bug. rushed in, almost out of
breath. '

. “Tony. conductor." he gasped. "what
time can i got to'the Grand Central
depot?” ,

“ 'l.even,'f was the quiet reply.

“That’s good,” commented the small
map, evidently relieved.

At this juncture lunother man climb.
ed aboard and wanted to know about
what time the car would reach the Oil-
sey House. '

“'beveu." again replied the conduc-
tor., with a weary look.

When questioned as to the uniform-
ity of his uns’wors, lie replied:

“Yes; you see if you hesitate about
answering 'elu.. they git worried. but
if you have an answer ready they‘re
satisfied. Now. about. this time 0’
night. i always say ’ 'chen'wll's a
good handy number, easy to say. Oth-
er times i use other numbers. 1 allus
have a lot 0' stock answers on bnnrl~
it saves time and trouble.”

Twentieth Century Medicine,

C , arets'Candy Cathartic are as
for a cad of ancient pill poisons and
liquid physio as the electric light of
lbetallow candle. Genuine stamped
C. C. C. Never sold in bulk. All
druggists, rec.

 
 

 

“The boy." concluded
“is color blind."

"Then whut do you think We should
put him at?"

“Well, what's the matter with male
lug an impressionistic painter of
him?"

“So you‘re going to marry the police-
mun. Bridget?"

“Yes, mum."

"i suppose you'll have the some
trouble with him l‘vo bad with my
husband."

"Shure, what's that. mum '.’"

“Oh. he won't give up his club.“

the ocullst.

 

 

r

CATARRH censor as sense

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they
cunnot rem-h the soul or the disease.
Culnrrn is a blood or constitutional di-
ammo, and in order to cure it you must
luko internal remedies. -l~iall's Cutarrh
Cure is token internally. and arts (ll-
rcrlly on the blood and mucous sur~
lures. Hall's Cularrb Cure is not a
ulmck medicine. it was prescribed by
one of the best physicians ill this coun-
try for pears. and is u remllur prescrlo
lion. it is composed of the best tonics
known. combined with the best blood
purifiers. acting directly on the mucous
surfaces. The pcri‘ecl combination of
the Iwo ingredients is what produces
such wonderful results in curing Cu-
turi‘h. Semi for testimonials free.
F. .l. CHENEY a Cu. Props...
: Toledo. U.
Sold by drugglsls. price 750.
Hull's lv‘uinlly l‘llls m‘o lilo bust.

liuesin counts Mnnchurln now as not
Chinese but Russian territory, and that
is what it is. whether the rest of the
world likes ll. or not. Northern Asia is
logically within the Russian lines. and
(lrcat Britain, Germany. the United
States and Japan might as well recon
nlze not-umpllshed facts. The conven-
tion with China does not matter very
much. Russian occupation is the de-
cisive fuct.-lluffulo Commercial.

A TESTlMONlAL FROM OLD ENG-
LAND.

“1 consider Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy the best in the world for bron~
chills." says Mr. William Savory, of
Wurrlngton. England. "it has saved
my wife's life, she having been a, mill”
lyr to bronchitis for over six years
being most of the time confined to her
bed. She is now quite well." Sold
by George (3. Stillson. South Norwaik;
Edward 1’. Weed. Norwulk.

 

“The pirates and the bucnnecrs
scoured those. sons for years." re~
marked the captain of a ship in the
Gulf of Mexico.

“And still," murmured ii seasick
passenger with his head over the lee
roll. "they don't seem to be very
smooth."

A RAGING, ROARING FLOOD

Washed down a telegraph line which
Chile. 0. bills, of Lisbon, 1a., had to to
pair. "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.
Nob. Sioux City and Omaha said i had
Consumption and could not live. Then
i began using Dr. King's New Discov~
cry and was wholly cured by six bot»
ties." Positively guaranteed for
Coughs. Colds and all Thrust and Lung

 

, troubles by F. ii. Baxter, South Nor-

wslk; John A. Riggs. Norwelll. Price
600 and 51.00.
W ,
Next November the electors of
Greater New York will be called on to
fill 188 o'iilces. and the mayor thou
chosen can. by removals and appoint-
ments. illl as he pleases during the
first six months of his administration
102 important places. ‘

“a

 

You will waste time if you try to
cure indigestion or dyspepsia by starv-
ing yourself. That only makes it
worse when you do eat heartily. You
always need plenty of. good food. prop-
erly digested. Kodol Dyspepsia Ours
is the result of years of scientific rip
freeman for somstnlna._tnst would did
rest not only; some elements or rent.

it Itinerary kl ii
i thither Ill

or many stories
. ’lseven,” lacoalcally replied the

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

ll‘
iluulund homes, bun {
boat a fee over midst.
than. no at boo com

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 

 

is sold in ".11"!le
lolllldliur-«anrr u '
Iilli. ll» sure the l
label soul ill un- ‘
broken. And don't
expect llWlulllmlw '
. the wins in aillnlbo
I-cil‘mt. aid at all
l"l' good srmorlou.

 
 
 

 

 

 
 

 
 

Made of hair and rave‘lell‘rope.

Cabbage leaf, a dash of dope,

Twisted hay and rubber shoe.

Paper. rags. dead leaves a few.

Corn hunks. brun. excelslor.

Mixed with sweepinge from the. floor.

Rolled into a hard grown burv—

That is the campaign cigar.

How it greets you from afar.

Smelling worse than melted tar:

in advance or in retreat)

Occupying all the street:

Like a sewer on a strike.

Worst that yet came down the pike;

Drives .vml from the smoking car-—

Thot is the campaign cigar.
4~Chlcugo Record.

SAVED A BOY'S LIFE.

Mrs. Captain H. Hubbard. 0f Mll-
ford. Del, says: “Brazilian Balm any
ad my boy’s life. He began just like
the one we lost with eroup. We gave
him a low doses. lie quickly dropped
to sleep, and was all right in the morn
ing. For sale by E. H. .Plalsted and F'
H. Baxter.

 

Mob law has its defenders in in-
dlana. The city council of Fort Wayne
has refuse to pass a resolution can.
damning ly china and one member op.
only expressed his satisfaction with
the recent disorders in the state. Civ-
ilization is at'n low ebb in a commun-
ity where such sentiments are poprr
lur.—~Provldenco Journal.

 

Those famous little pills. Deril's
Little idnrly Risers, will remove all Im-
purities from your system. cleanse
your bowels. make them regular.
George C. Silliscn.

 

Shop Walker—Mourning?
iy, sir. What relation
reused?

Custerner—~8011-ln-lnw.

Shop Walker—will! Mitiguled grin?
department this way, please!

(‘criuiir
in tho (lo-

 

usluu ”nil:
BOWELS

If you haven‘t a rrtrulal‘. henllby movement of the
bowel! every day. you‘re ill or will lw.
bowels open.uud be well. Foremlu the suspect vio.
lent pb sic orpiil poison. Is adulterous. ’l he Ifllllnlll-
cst,oas t. most monotony of keeping me bowels
clonraa clean lam tall

been your

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l 'Ti’
WWW”
‘le WORK willli l0

EAT '5”! one GANDY

’ . d. lined
Pleasant. Palatable. iotent Tug: goonndlgfi «can;

Never ickon. Woollen or (lrlpo
or box. Writo for roo sample. and booklI-b on
“milk. Address lilo

I I NIH!“ Cinnabar ll" your.

lili"llun BL000 clEl

N. Y. N.H.&H.R.R
TIME TABLE.

W

In effect Doc ember 2. 1900.

our.-.

LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOE
NEW YORK.

A. M.~12:63x. 4266:. 6357:. 6:15
8:65 7:13, 7:54. 816:. 0:03x, 9:3t
0:06, 10:22:. 10:40. 11:35x.

P. M.~12:65x. i-il. 2:251, 3:00
sills, 4:07. 4:50x. 5:80, 6155:. 6:41

:(lllx, 8:11. 10:20.

8U NDAY El.

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P. M.—-3:21x. 5:33. Il:0ii:r,7:20, 10:10

LEAVE saw voax FOR some
MosWALk.

A. M.~«12:02x. 6:00, 0:00, 7:00

8:001. 8:023. 0:0034'102021, 10:04.

11:00:, 11:02.

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3:30: hoax, 4:04. 4:30. 6:02, 6:00:
0:02, 7:00, 8:001. 0:30. 11:00:.

BUNDAYS.
A. M.-12:02x, 0:00, 7:30, 10:02.
P. M.~»0:00,y11:00.,

LEAVE BOUTH NQRWALK FOB
NEWHAVEN.

A. M.—-12:08x. ltlix, 1:201, 0:“
{ilk 8:“. 9:10x,, 10:05:. 11:08:.

P. Mrs-12:02:, 1:10. afo’ix, 4:18.
5:27, 0:25. 7:05;, 9:00am”; 11:16.

Bridgeport. in additional abovemp.
M.~2:id, 6:04. we

SUNDAYG.

A. mwihlllllx. 1:11x, 1:101. 7:41
0:12, 11:08:.

Pi Mi~7:16| l
some NORWALK To DANBURY

A. M.-~0:illi. 10:10:. ‘

1'. name. “20:, 6:10, 0:00.,

osssuav To scum «dawned.
nuance. 7:96, :88. 11:37.
ibbb”umn .u
till ‘ ' lf-g _. ‘ i' I
not: 7‘: , . mile.

 

Sanitary "

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Successor to
C. E. CLAP‘HAM.

, 'Plnmbln‘g.

- Phone [ll-El.
50 SouthrMain Street,

50. Norwalk.
omuwnoonnommw

 
 

 

 

PERFECT PLUMBING
is assured if the work Is entrusted to

us. We can carry all jobs, no matter
how difficult, to a successful termina-
tion. The figures in our estimates,
though low. are based upon the use of
good material.

Horace R. Nash
Cor. North Main and West Streets.

l Wet Day,

or a dry day, or a cool day,
or a warm day, it’s all the
same. we have the things
which make it to your inter-
est to come.

 

 

We want to
please you wihh a large line
of good linings. and we do
please you. If you don‘t be-
lieve it. come and we‘ll con-
vince you.

 

Wall Papers, Painters’ Sup-
plies. Artists’ Materials.
Window Shades. Cornice Poles.
PICTURES.

Pictures Framed to Order.
Painting. Paper Hanging, Decor-
sting.

 

Telephone Call, 133-3.
Open evenings till 8:30.

DECKER,

87 WASHINGTON ST.
South Nor-walk. Conn.

Sillili .5
Announcement

With the opening of spring we de-
slro to cull your attention to our new
and complete line of furniture. All
through the punt month we have been
busy unloading and placing on our
floors the newest and most up to (into
lino of furniture we have over display-
ed. We are in a position to enter to
our ever increasing patrons end the
general public. Complete lines of
Chamber Suits. Pllrlor Suits, Odd
Chairs and Rockers. Dining Room Wur-
nlturc, Carpets. Mailings. ()ll Cloths,
bluolollmu. Rugs. l‘itc.

i J. and: i u,

FUNERAL oneserone
. . AND sunscreens.

12 North Main 8b,

 

So. Norwslk.

 

 
 

, , rfikaminor lo
. Pal. ll. rascal onion.

. , 1870 to 38“

Officer. 1004 ii in Street.

 

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