.9.
‘ this .
. ' I ..
do ilfliiti and very stitol
it (is oil. Mayan...
" bl Wu illMgtbilifllflt Cliuroli'
that this «ion .. was. enough
6 main Harrison lamousr
Ills was the non of a Meth-
lfltor; third. that ho was a
fly United States Army. and
' was a travllc‘rrnny. one at:
‘ lilo a gullrautoe
tips}. a _
«lamp loite' than. born
Mr. Manson’s introductory
xii his audience during; discu-
. ’His' way "of presenting
tho lite ondwconditlons and
l “on initbc Islands
it" 0 aiiil'moro interesting
"b has....beou heard here
{like store ticon ylpws wcrc‘
booths characterized as
guild whom he saw deposit
loud money in ,Ilong bong
‘ ft. siling‘opt to Spain be-
lfih morioaii war.
t e WOn’derful possibil-
l'i country for American in-
dot the many acres of rich
id‘ tobacco land which were
lined and could be bought for
ti hing, because they were
miles frbmeanlln and out.
ofthe’n‘ailroa s.
0. 000 inhabitan s of the island
“ gore Spain more trouble-
' , . others in the Philippines
, will probably do the same:
' the center of the island In
unglo in which the men can
fl: hey/arc all Moliainmcdans.
eye they will rccoivo a rd
fills hereafter for every Chris.
hey kill.
ii are practically as when
it ”discovered them. there being
lies. which speak thirty dili-
do y a small portion are edd-
in Campbell was of lhi- opinion
’9' ’Could keep and control the
shbut should iicvor alincx tlicm.
a glad a large viiicyard about
mi from the city. which it was
_ vi go. through Mr. St. John‘s
aivlsit. finding about tony
.. "binder cultivation. .
lug St. Augustine. we. wont to
in? There we found a bonus
own as titers is in the state
which possibly made. ll.
*1! by tinding our former
.. i‘e‘ Nash and wife and
iii}, 13011: and daughter. Mrs.
u
. o made it very plPasant for
cmely‘dusty iidc of 3.50
. , .1"'l‘herc I took the
r across to Havana. Cuba. 'l‘lle
from Miami against the Unit
by ship‘s log-was 2.53 miles.
. coming buck with the corrupt
the tilt” stream. it is only 210 miles.
:‘ :up‘ablll one way and down bin
that. soventeen hours going over
partisan hours returning.
Arriving at Havana. i found my
. d; r; Sw’artz. who was on a light-
‘Waltlng for my arrival. Wc im-
ly went on shore to the hotel
:which to myaurprisc. alter
giand humiliating in my liliid
should My:I
YO! Spit l
1 ill
billing using noticeably: as you
dInIn room and view tho
oudwsiyxtllnt it. in fills-
a an ion 1rII.hutsl.v’, Tile
irri‘l was d idc in tho. center.
o gidsgwould be English and di-
opposnsf'would be the Spanish.
006 being unfortunate. enough to
Goblin waiter. could easily se-
olhtlng a linger (lira'ctiy oppo-
'. VI at'part of the iiifllu written in
nacertnlnly one of the
built ‘on.(}od'a loot-stool.
lbllllm of this island have.
bknxgomtdd. The rcsourdon
anything that 1 bad antici-
Jolli. into the country 10r~
(as. you llnd land that has
. ’ eveloped, soil from two
tiltediset deep and black
biogrralslng tbrec crops
Jifimting and reaping. at
Jilin lilo sumo ilold:
in: strange to maniac this
tr find its possible rc-
llldr o lundovelopcd up to
i gimp. .Whilc theroiaisomc
Q” as Which was most notice-
th‘ southeast part of tho. I»
. Silks plantation ownbd by a‘
in its makes bid homo. In
“1% mainland twice it
ills I‘ 0000* licres of sugar
3;; ' , .emoloysa. '400 yoko‘
largo sugar plant. chilling in:
Ill 00.7lairlng‘tlio crude sugar
oiling It into granulated
orJdomtstlo purposes.
t ' rs laplcnty
ii
_ lied on)
s with tho Cubans anti
lint; has close {or them.
0: ._
m? *lts-beadliii'iil'itmu‘pds and surroundings.
; Wani‘ii’ity‘ yparsold; ownig to tho vast
. bind Ii’
is extremely J i
keep pool bypotbxowlsiug. .
outrdlye .. to thirty
. very. and“!
~ . wind is as ours to coins
an. blow a
the sun "is to rise.
Idaya,'*“roluiin rigidly" Mi
stayed at and olIF‘Iaglor‘n
. who 1
hotels, w b,
This place In ilvo‘yonra old and anydn
iravslling through b. would think
strides this slnall town has made. and
[i think ltls iiaatinod to .bo tho lluést
place on. tho Eastol‘n coast. One of
‘ lilogrolitcstlattrnctlons is the asking.
' ’l‘hc'lislraro vary abundant directly in
front and in the roar of the hotel.
“Coming up lbo‘coast,.stopplng of!
at Palm Beach, there‘lindlng two or
li‘lllglcr’s largo hotels. the Ponosoana'
and Tho Breakers. The grounds bolus;
laidoutmake a clinru‘iinuspot. like a
mpg paradise. Joining my wife and
i ‘ is'litICilnnlngbi'iin iii: tliis'polnt. wo rev
l’urnod to Daytona. remaining three
days. going llltccn miles down the Hill.
liax river to Now Smyrna. whore l and
splendid fishing. Another very pleas-
ant trip was to tnko a laupch‘and .go
up to‘ ToinokoI river. in. very shoal and
serpentine stream. taking our lunch.
with us and sounding tlic wholc day.’
My wife counted thirty-two alligators
going and coming. She said they wcro
thirty-two distinct alligators; blit I told
her they wore. the same ones she count-
.cd when folio went'up. sixteen. Silo lu—
histcd‘thoy were not. for they were not.
in the sumo position. O'li‘ou‘r return in
the hotel. wowom surprised to moot
our Norwnlk friends. General ltussoli’
Frost. W‘lfo'gnnd son and Mrs. liludlonc
11% Raymond and-two SOUS. wlio...rii.llcii
on its at lilo hotel. ._ .
"Leaving Daytona and bidding our
Norwalk friends who Wcro at the dc-
p’ot adieu. we cnmo to Savannah. 'l‘hcro
wc found a very live city. with 75.000
inhabitants. with largo cotton and ycl-
low pine Interests. tliol‘o lining about
forty vcsscls loading for northern
ports. Leaving Savannah wc came up
to Southern Piuos, N. C. There we
found morc Norwalk i'rlcuds. William
N. San tiers and family. and also Mrs.
Marga ct baunder. who is sojourning
thoro. who have a duo liouso and
grounds more likc a typical Now lung:
land home than any we had soon dur-
ing our travels in the south.
"We left Southern Pines and wont
to Ji’luchural. sci-cu miles from South»
om Pines. 'l‘llcrc we found a liltlo vii-
Iiigc by iisclf. created and owned my
Mr. Tufts. of Boston. who went there
live years ago and bought 0.000 acres
of land. paying from $1 to $0 per acro.
"This is one of tho Ilnosi rosorts in
North Carolina. having an aliliudc of
0.30 loot above the son. He has expclidv
otl already $1,500,000 ill improving ill‘is
property. having two vol‘y largo liolois
with all the modern improvements and
about forty boarding houses. Ho also
has all olccll‘ic pill I of his own. ii-n
piiilil. cnmblliiillou sore. post-omi-c. in
incl it is a liltlc viliagc ill itsoll’. No
rough or I'lll‘OllSlllK Moment is allow»
ed. We went ihoro to remain one day.
Miss Cunningham flild‘Ml‘S. lI‘orl‘ls word
so taken up with tho bountiful spot and
charming surroundings. that they pro»
vailcd upon me to remain four days.
We then wont to Richmond. Tlli'i'll
\vo found a quaint old city. visited
many points of interest. among tlicm
tbs Libby prison and Its notably bcaii-
lllul ccnictcry. \vliorc .lcnerson Davis
was buried and ilio liaiidsoniv monu-
ment which was erected ovcr his grave.
Loaving there we wont to \l’usbington.
visliud the points of Interest; nnd’llicli
going to Baltimorc and spending two
days. visiting various points of interest.
The comniorcc of that city. so far as
the sailing vessels inlcrcsts art- con-
cerned Is much loss man It was thirty
years ago. being supplanted by rail-
roads and steamers.
“During all of our stay We had no
usc‘ for umbl‘cllas until wo reached liai-
timorc, whcrc on blilldil)‘ it was very
unpleasant and did rain quite hard
Leaving lialtlmore on Tuesday. at 8
o'clock ill the morning iilid arriving in
New York at 1 o‘clock. we rcaclii-u
homo In tho evening. fooling well plans-
od with our trip and oxperlcncing no
ill effects from it."
CAPTAIN WILDMAN PRAISE-ID.
.. .58 .li’oshinuton special to the Hari-
u ford Timed shyszl .
Tile liiiro'uu olll‘cors of .tlic United
States signal corps have the highest
praise for the two Connecticut men
appointed on whom corps of thc rog-
iilni- aimy." opium. cm and Leonard
D.‘ Wildman. whose appointments
were announced in the ’I‘Iinos. Sutur-
( lly.
Captain Carr. a Ncw iiavcn lllan.
who came home from the Philippines
on sick loavc. granted NoVsmbor .13.,
is suokon of as one of the most elflo‘v
Icni. oillccns over in the signal corps.
His transfer from the volunteers to a
captaincy in tho. regulars has been cx~
poctlid 'by his Connecticut friends Who
are l‘imiilllir‘wlth his record. He relin-
quished part or his furlough and ro-
portcd for duty at Fort Myer. Virginia.
‘Captl‘iln .Wlldmnn is in the Philip'-
plncs. where he has boon for two
years, as lieutenant in the volunteer
signal d‘orpn.“ Ho la the son or Presi-
dent Allied N. Wildman. oi the Pall“-
mlloqua NatlonaIIbsnll ol’ Danliury.
W
EXCITING SHIPWKECK AT SAUSA-
ruou. - y «
Ai'o'w darn ammo alarm bras raised
of: ii boat wrecked in tile. Sbugaltillii
river. It unmo down tdoIi’stlgénm. sailn
rapids below. Thero ills'IIm'ailIi. caught
lira tree and It was stopped for a
limo. A; crowd gathered, and ii young
man " rom Bridgeport went- «bi-lively to
lilo rescue. liné‘wltli . it companion.
sllc dyed in rescuing the passengers.
‘baggulzc. cooking utcnnlia'll‘nd annrly
cvorylhing of value. The mini’tI-‘lraa
{torn off im‘d‘wllh the sail wont. down
‘lllrcumbwhoreit was nitorwur round
and roturncd to thoown‘cr; '1‘ about.
wan upset. but altar llnrd work was
rightcd. andhili now ln‘dry dock awhile
in; repairs; ‘ - I ‘
. ,I
the shado. and always recoivlng a good} .
mines aniiour from the ocean each and .
"i loll Ho inductor romainlng iii/é.
ilylng.‘ 'ivcn‘t ovor tho dli‘ni dull: the.
. ‘Ws ii Opes n
Oi Wheelwfor Moro ban. a Few
‘Houri During finch «welsh--
' l. “ othfil‘ 'l~ O‘BIr .
' Light your
o’clock. .
W.
lamp toniig'lit at 7:33
-I I U
mutual ihls'sprlng lulu wry discour-
lining and for wliools... One day it is
nice. , lion got out and take a spin on
your'wlllcol' andplan tor the next day’s
ride. YOu'Itvako'up in the morning and
find it ruining, or so dlsugrooablc that
his Impossible to go riding. But tlicn
this will not always last. and root cou-
tcnicd. for who!) lino wcathor starts it
will niako up for lost limo.
i i II
Bicycling is not the social ind it was.
and you bear loss of capturing and
other ridiculous oxtravugnnccs than of
old. but them in just as much whccl.
ion as there ever has boon. 'l‘licre
being loss parade and show might lead,
one. to suppoae that the bicycle had
gone out of tnahlon. but that it can
never do. for It has become too widely
popular. too iiocossary as a means of
locomotion. of recreation and tiXEl‘clS-lv.
Golf may have taken some. outliuslasis
from the ranks of tho wheelers. but
their nunlbor can be but (mlilmrnllvclv
law. I
I I 3
li would [is well for all riders to ob
servo the stats lanlcrn law. if you
have no lamp. got one? immediately. or
also hoop off the strcots at night. ll
you don‘t. you nro liable to be. arrcstod
and then it will cost you the prion of
hall a: dozen good lamps. It is an
that the lantern law will be oiil‘orcod
ibis your morn than it cvcr was. The
reason in ilicro are a lurgor number of
riders. which mokcs the risk Igroiiior.
thn the wontbcr guts uiiilicionlly
warm. cvcryonc will bo out on their
whet-ls Ill the owning for pleasure.
'l‘lio rider who has a lamp on his blcyI
clc cunllol soc the can coming towards
him with no light. Tim-Moro, there is
liablc to ho a. lioailmi collision.
I I O
A brolloi who was cxplaluiilg his
cycling clitllusdusxli to his, l'i‘icndia.
said'
"i look up wlicclillg as ii l‘iill. but I
hoop to it now as an all around tonic
lhc bosl in tho world. Funny about
\vlicollllg cxol'clsc, anyhow, d‘yc lllfiiil"
it‘s good any way you tnkl- and its
good in lakc always ll rcinilidl-I lilo or
Whiskey alld tho any drinking llll‘ll us:
ll. 'l‘licy tnko it ill but woiiilicr lll‘l'lliln‘v
llicy'rc warm: llH‘)’ inkc ii in wlutcr
limo liiiclillsv ililiy'rc cold: tlioy lilko
It When tlicy'l'i- lil'cd or foul bluv. and
liloy lllkr- It when lllcy lil’l‘ lIl lilgll
spirits and \\‘lllli io volcbrulc. and
claim that it always dons ilivm good.
That. of course. In Ii doliislnli. biii it
is no fallacy tliili Illi- bicycli- l‘llll bo
ill-50d iii ”iv same sci-nilugly contradic-
lm‘y way. and always do you good. I
go (llll ill [lir‘ iliol‘iiilig lwl’nrv breakfast
'I‘lic ridc wrlkcs mo up.gots ilio blood lo
moving livoly. givcs mo all apprillr.
And I go to lilo olili'i- with “1011‘ snap
and vigor about me than if i simply
rodc lu ll, ill ll car. Now at night wilull
I loci on frayed out and too first! for
anything a ride on the. \uhoclis rclrosn-
lug. ll scams pill'ndoxmnl, bill it lsii'l.
My lil'cdncml. likc that of illliblisllirss
mm), is largely a nurvous ivcarlnoss. if
I go to lll‘ll‘l toss for a long time ill!-
iorc gclting in sloop. li‘ i no oiil on
the wheel though i got lily ilol'ves uiiii~
ml and got a new and dill‘orcnt kind of
iiroducss, a physical. muscular tircd-
licss that is wholesome and actually
fools good. Then I can no to bod and
got a rol'rcsiiliig sloop just like a baby
or a day laborer. I think wiutcl' riding
docs me the most good. but a good
sweating on tho wheel on a hot day
also docs liic good. I get the poison
out of my system. and find that i stand
the beat hotter than if i just lollod
around. Now. that‘s practically tllr
wliolo story of my devotion to tho
whcvl. It is good any limo. and if you
will try It as l have indicated you will
rind it true and llvc longer.”
INCOG. 'l’l‘O.
CONNECTICUT PATENTS.
The following wcro issued April Ill.
1001. List furnished from ofllcc of A.
.\l r. Wooster. solicitor of patents.
llridgcport.(loud: .. _
Frank B. li‘cltoil. Bridgeport. golf
Iiolo dcvlc‘e‘: Donald Noble. Orldlzoport.
trimming attachment for sowing mn-
cliincs; Jennings &. Mosman. Bridge-
port. base for clock cusps. design: Mui-
bcrgcr & Cluiiry. Bridgeport. back for
buckles. dosl'gn; deb‘il‘ Wakblnan.
Falrlleld. armor for pneumatic tires:
Christianson Ki Dcwlng. Hartford auto-
matic weighing machine: Edwin F L.
Holcomb. Hartford. linglc-pl'otractor;
Arthur l. Jacobs. Hartford. machine
(or casing-In books; Frank Iii. Rich-
ards, Hartford. bicycle; Charles T.
McCus. Hartford. axlc end. design:
William H‘. Mctcult. New Huron, inI
.Iinlsi‘: lirow" & Mallory. Dnubury. lint!
forming machine: lc‘i-odorlck S. LGasc,
Waterbury. mncllluo for close culling
[colic-wound coils of slicot metal: Na-
thaniw. (Vandali. Morldcn. llquld‘ door
check; William A. Pcnilpld, Merlden,
indicator {or lamp robots: trying-H.
Peck. Darby. two patents. machines
for bunchlng hairpins: ,. Henry ii.
V‘oigbt. Now Britain. thumb turn hub.
deslgnz, John A. Butler.“ Sontlilngton.
' "Williamson.
sanity razor: usury
What Cornwall. ball‘bbaring shears:
John Gillies. Wallingi'ord. handlc for
spoons. forks ’otc d I ‘ .
PRlNOETDN CHOOS ossarsns.
“PRINCETON. No.3: prll lswAnI
nouncomenluwda made today that in
thc'iiinal trials hold hint/“night. the lol~
lowing 'nien word chosen to represent
Princeton in tho IHarvard-Princoton do-
bnto that takes pliioeIhcro on may-lo:
William A. Baboon. lili‘l‘l. South Or-
anncrfi. .l.I; Walter id. Hobo, 1001.
“Brooklyn: and Roborlill. Sloan. 1901,
Philadelphia. hit’ornbtcs. A. 3. bytes.
1000.11“. W. W" ,11901,"S’. B.- Scott.
moan. s. Weston. 11.809. rhetbilencer
,mrusknprize offliiill was .awar cd‘
Bison as having made: _ tbc
dross. - . . I‘
‘inltuie Ulla 1
3“ iIIWdll.jgi'gi.losa you will. arrive with
ii
If". ‘
prawn ill‘lilllchiOt Illicrcl‘y Ito
ormstimt swing ilic. mini-r. but
10 every muscle and, lie of tilt: ‘
body. It means 8‘ IiiTENll'r ll ‘
through cvcryIiibrc fbflrsb. ii '
means iii-zillby, 'clcal “iiootl and
perfect circulation. ‘i a llic~~pcrsoli
overcome. by weakness through ex. .
linustlon.r“or dlSl‘Ilt-ic, Slill'l‘li’s .
Gaunt: MOUNTAIN RiauovaTok
comes as Nature’s hol). Wily? .
Iiccausc it is made in crlnont. oi
pure. \vllolcesoull- licrbuwlilniuro'u
Rclilcdymzuld is redolent oi the
Health and Slrcugili found always
among the green bills, the fro 'railt _
woods. and thc bracingnln 1 you >
are weak. miserable, portions. cun‘l' p
sleep. no 'appciitc. ambition nil
goucdry this grout Ilom’BUiiJii
it will give you SrkliNG'l‘ll lI‘Ir
u‘lusclcs, newt-sand mind.
" It diva mi.- lczlaurc to smile that l tow.-
myprt’bimt mini health to Smith's (it-mi
Mountain Rcliovnior. For yearn l uniform!
with had blood. which rcziuitcd in running .
sort-u on my legs and urmuZI I was com.
pclb-d to [lite cruicllca luv over a your. 1
was: in a lcrriblc Condition ' to mail: and
ncrvous that i could lilwilulcly do nothing,
Allcr usiu lllc R(‘Ill(l\’€llill‘ begun to um-
provc, on him 10'qu nwcll than, and the
only reminder of my suliurinca are the
scars on my lluibs. l hnpc tlic
will do others asiiiutb goo ‘
r“.
Ronuvainr
i did inc.“
W, .142. litrsil.
Nauru. Conn.
Dliranl ilnlrl. Now
000
mm. ... .
Silusml-iirlun Is 0110 of “lo aiiiigicsi
men I over ran ilcvons. Still. he
bought a tliorniomcicr the other day»
it iii-cont (inc.
.loscpltiuu. bill be was ‘fovlill' fill!"
iy bliic over it yl‘bll‘l‘llilfi‘. l-lv said ill»,-
cold snap was ovui' by lilo tililc lio
got it.
, Spring coughs arc ospcrially dangciu
Oils. and lllllflfilw cured at uni-c. serious
l‘c‘LillllS olicu follow. one Minute
leu‘li Clirc arts. liki» magic. it is not
a. common mlxlurc but Is it high grade
romcdy. (it-urge l' Sillinon.
“.lusl llllllu. 'l‘olliv lliill to nilliic our
first llillll‘ill‘lllll‘l‘ on lilo single Ill tights.
“My" illdll‘l slu- 1'ch dreadfully oni-
barl'ussod?“
".‘lllc said Nlll‘ lllillllellll sliv bus lining
to. but silo l'cli Iiilllt‘ as chair tiri soon 2H
Silo ilil\':llll‘i‘ll in tho l’ooillglils and saw
Emilio n?" llli‘ lll‘l'lllll’lf‘ downs in llll‘
boxoa.”
JOB COULDN'T HAVE STOOD iT
li' llII‘II llllll lll'l‘llllg Plies. Tlivy'i'v'
liii'ribly annoying: but Blit’klt‘il'lx .-\I'lll-
cu Salvo will curv llll‘ worst l’ilhll‘ of
adios on cal-iii ii bu» vlil'oil llliiilw
ands. For llljill'll‘ri. l’aills or Bodily
l‘h‘llllllOllll il’s Illi’ boat salvo in tho
WUllll. l’l‘ll‘l.‘ Hid-a box. L‘i‘il‘i- glial‘ilir
li‘t—‘il. Sold by l". Ii lillhll‘l' South
NUl‘l‘i‘llllil John A Riggs. Noiiiaik
Soul ”in llllsil‘css of ii M.ll’m-lllv~
shop in .i ,IIiIiiigwlllid lllllll‘i‘lllllilllfi'
loul iinllsi' .
"'l‘hia is ”W Hlell T‘lilll’ you llll\i|
lil‘l‘li livrc williolll saying; :i word about
ilw dilOIii’i' lulu nwc .fll'. moiisieiil'f
\Vlllll iilii l in llilill‘l'Slitilil by ll‘."'
"All. unidaiuc.” said tin-x willy jnur
ballet. “irbcll niio Sims will one l‘oi'gms
cvci'yliiiiig.“
"l have boon troubled with indiges-
tion for ion yours. have lrlcd many
things and spout much moiloy lo no
purpose until i lrlI-d Kodol liyspopsiil
Card. I have takcu twu bottles and
gotten more rclicl’ from them than all
oilicr lucdicluos takcn. l l‘col more
like ii boy than I have hit in twenty
years." Aude‘rson‘ Rings of Sunny
Lane. ’I‘ox. Thousands lillvo iostiilwi
as did Mr. Riggs. George C. Stillson.
W
l’oli- Jackuou»l linin‘I had no work
to six months. piilisou. llllll~~
Parson .loiilisori—<I»liili I don‘t liccll
yo'r scrvlccs. ‘
l'oic .liicksoli~—No. lllll I needs
younlis! l‘so lliially dcridcd to tic-i
iiiarricd. and l wants in not youah best
icrlnsi
~_'
TiS EASY TO FEEL GOOD.
Countless thousands have found a
, blessing to the body ill Dr. King's New
Life Pills. which positively curo Con-
stipation. Sick llcadachc. Dizziness.
Jaiilidico. Malaria. li‘ovcr and Agile and
all Liver and Stomach troubles. Purc-
ly vegetable: uuvor gripe or weaken.
Only 250. at F. ii. Baxter's. South Nor-
walk; John A. Riggs. Norwaik.
“Mr. .lollnsliig. can you iolc inc
what's lll‘ diffsrulico butwccii a Spanish
amusement an“ what a savage dog gets
out of a trump?"
“Dilt'hl too rich for me.
answer?"
“It’s dead casy. (Juc am a bull ilglii.
do odilcr a full lilto: Mr. Pally Wilcox»
or will now slug dat bountiful soull-
montal ballad. 'I Wailod up do. Alloy
Mos“ An liour.‘ "
HE KEPT Hi6 LEG.
Twolvo yours ago .i‘. W. Sullivan. oi
Hartford. Conn. scratched his leg' with
a rusty. wire. inflammation and blood
poisoning slut in. For two yours he
sufferod intensely. Then the best doc.
tors urged amputation. “but." no
writes. "I used one bottle of lillcotric
Bitters and iii. boxes of Bucklen's Ar—
nlc‘aI Salvo and my leg was sound and
‘Wcll as ever." For Eruptions. Ec—
z’oma. Tailor. Sail. Rheum. Sores and
all; blood disorders Electric Bitters has
lioirival‘mr‘onrlli. Try‘thom. F. ii.
Baxtmndiouth Ncrwalk. and John A.
Riggs. Norwalk. will guarantee sails-
factlon or refund money. Only 50
month. ‘ . :
'I‘ »fiL-‘fl- w. gnaw-W
': “i don’t soc what more is so on
icctionnblc abontrtlui custom of giv-
Ing tips.“ said tlio' moan man. "no
long as it is the practice to give the
lib only alter tho service is porlor‘mi
oil a Walter nuvcr know what to on»
What’s do
I. pootbandono can got along very calm
“1"} Sins ramming every day." I; 3-.
. bottle.
> No'rwalk; Edward P. Weed. Norwalk.
home man who used to wake me at b
.0, appetite. or constipation. try a low
ortkbly Innd very cheaply by, merely: ‘
. aired i
you wcr ko into tho firms
‘ Ii'ou will I 1". you try to
cure indigestion sin by star»
lug :rouriz'l - . ii ll.
worse when you. do out heartily. You
always hood nlautnoi‘kood food prop-
oriy dlgostod.
lathe result or yours of scientific rc-
seurcb for something inal would di-
gostInot only some elemental of food
but cvcry kind. And ii. is the end rein
cdy that will do it. G. (i. Stillson.
“lio you attach any credence to the
theory that won arc dcvolouod from
monkeys?" said Willie Wilmington.
”i think that some .aro.“ said Miss
Cayenne, “The others appear to have
romaine-d stationary."
m...”
THE BEST
nsmabv FOR RHEUMAI
.... TISM.
QUICK ‘itELlEb‘ FROM PAIN.
All who and Chamberlain's Pain
Balm for rheumatism are delighted
with the quick relief from paln'wliirli
it affords. When speaking or this Mr.
D. N. Sinks. of Troy. Ohio. says:
“Some time ago i had a scvero attack
of rheumatism in my arm and shoul-
dcr. I tried numerous romcdlcs but
not no relief until I was rccommondcd
by Messrs. Goo. F. Parsons & Cu..
druggista of this place, to try (:ham-
bcrlalli’s Phil] Balm. They recom-
mended it so highly that I bought a
i was soon relieved of all pain.
I' have since recommended this lini-
maul to many of my friends. who agree
with me that it Is the best'romcdy for
museular rheumatism in the market."
For sale by Gcorgc C. Stillson. Soulli
1...”..-
.\ liul‘inlo woman has ndvcriiswl for
a position as governess for "a family
of children whose hcalis will bu. absent
during tlio summor."
THE BEST BLOOD PURIFIER.
The blood ls constantly being purl-
llod by the lungs. liver and kidneys.
chp tllcsc organs in a hoalthy condi-
tion and llic bowels regular and you
will liavc no hood of n blood purifier.
For this purpose llicrc is lloililni,r equal
to (‘Illillllllt‘l‘llllll'fl Stomach and Liver
Tablets. onu dosc of them will do you
morc good than 1 dollar bottle of the
boot blood purl or. Price. 25 canto.
Sillllplus fl'i‘l‘ iii George S. Silllson'i‘,
Smith Nm'wulk. Edward P. Wood. Not”
“lllli.
\l'll‘i-III rulill’fillw just loci in my
bones llllll wo- will go in lilil‘lipo this
summer
lliisliallliIrIlli \Vllll‘ll Imiir do \llll fool
ll illusi‘.‘
\\'.'I’l- »»»»» \\'i-ll. I doll‘l marlii l\ll(ll\'.
bill I guess ll'rl my \ViSll-lllllli'
You cannot enjoy pcl'icci licallh.
rosy l‘lli‘l‘lm' and sparkling «you it” your
ll\'(.‘l‘ is sluggish and your bowels
clogged iiiWIil‘s Lillic Early Risers
clcailso llw \"llUll‘ system. 'i‘licy nor.
l‘l‘ grip». licoi'gi: (.‘. Stillnon
SOIlli‘ day or olllcl' SUIllI‘ smart woni»
illl will bccoulc famous by having “or
pirlul'c lakvii willi lll‘l' blinds Ill a pan
ill' illiillill
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. 0! New Castle
Del. says: "I suffered for years with
dyspcpsia. -Uaod to have great dis
tress and belching. I irlcd ovcryiliinp
i could hear of. but nothing helped me
till i took Brazilian Balm. and one 50
cent bottle cured inc completely."
For sale by R. H. Plaisled and F. H
Baxter.
"Will you marry mo?"
"Oh. this is so I-lliildvuf Bill for good.
liosa' sake. wlizll iiiadc you so slow
asking mo?"
A REMEDY FOR THE GRIPPE.
A remedy recommended tor patients
nilllcted with tho Grippo is KEMP'S
BALSAM. which is especially adapted
for the throat and lungs. Don't wall
for the first symptoms of the discos-i;
get a bottle today and keep It for use
the moment it is needed. it neglected
the gripper has a tolidcncy to bring on
pneumonia. KEM'P’S BALSAM pre-
vents this by kooplng tho cough loose
and the lungs free from inflammation.
All druggists soil KEMP'S BALSAM al
25c and 60c.
“i iiovor saw ll man pill on such
airs.“ said the street car couducior. as
ho rung up a turn.
"Ho merely said that. ho llopcd for
some consideration because he was a
rogular patron."
“That's what 1 object to. The ldca
of ills assuming such superiority and
calling himself 'n pairon.‘ He knows
as well as i do that we just permit him
to l'ldc."
A TESTIMONIAL FROM OLD ENG-
LAND.
“! consider Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy the best in the world for bron-
chitis." .says Mr. William Savory. of
Warrlugton. England. “it has saved
my wife‘s life. she having been a mar-
tyr to bronchitis for over six your;
being most of the time confined to her
bed. She Is now quite woll." Sold
by George C. Stillson. South Norwalk;
Edward 1’. Wood, Norwalk.
« "'l‘licy‘ buvo twins
across the stroot."
“i am glad of it.”
“Why. what didorcuco douc Ii make
to You?"
"The man who lives: tboro is tiio
at that house
o‘clock ovary Sunday morning
bummer with his lntorual
mowcr." .
last
lawn
l! troubled by a weak digestion. loss
doses at Chambsrlaln’s Stomach and
Liver Tablets. Evorybox Is warrant.
ed. For solo by George (I. Stillsmi.
80111?) Norwalk: Edward P. Weed, Nor-
wnl .
M
worn reading the old milll'd
'l‘lloy
will. . .
“You arc tho solo heir." sold tho
attorney. addressing the daughter.
mile lucid wit chuckled and said:
II"-Whogot tilelicoilr . '
Kodol Dyspepsia Caro '
_ on: 7:26 p. in.
'Aljmi' ‘
, '.‘iIIdlil.I"."cpokl.i up Perry libretto.
use ,to canon the dhuzhgirl” _
7 II I‘ .‘ .
l ,, ..
“3b.; in hi
my thank admin
for my dolh'cl'anco from tlIoFlllDlnos.
Ilio Wilton . . .
WWW...
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CATARRH CANNOT BE cunEDfi
with LOCAL APPLICATIONS. all they
cannot l'l.’lll.'ll the death! the disease.
Catlin-ll in a blood or..coulltltllti0hfll di~
house. and in order to olii'eit‘yllu. muist
lllko liItoriial romodlos. Hall‘il Qfltfll‘l‘ll
Clli'il is taken internally, and acts di-
l'cctly on tho bioodonilsmucous sur-
faces. Hall’s CatarriiIOurn is not a
quack medicine. l-than prescribed by
one or the best physicians in this COlIll'
try lor years. and loan ragulariproscrip-
lion. it is composed of the bout toulcs
known, combined wihhlthe best blood
purifiers. acting directly on the mucous
surfaces. The perfect combination of.
tho two Ingredients is what produces
such wonderful results In curing Co;
tori-Ii. Send for testimonials tree.
)5“. J. CHENEY 8: (30.. Props.
.‘ Toledo, 0.
Sold by driiggists, price 75c.
Hall’s Family Pills are the best.
Ncptuno looked at the tape long and
thoughtfully.
“This boom in Wall street stocks.“
he observed at. length. “completely up-
sets the theory that water can’t rise
higher than its source.
Tlicl'eupou ho hastily scribbled an
order to buy a hundred out nails com
mon at the market.
Those famous little pills. Dchtt‘s
Little Early lllscrs. will remove all im-
purities from your system. cleanse
your bowels. make them regular.
George ('I. Stillson.
"All the names of those dcad birds
and buitcrllics arc in Latin." remarked ‘
John at the museum.
And the father who never lots a
chance pass to teach a lesson coni-
mooted:
"That's because Latin is a (load lail-
gauge. Pcoplc use It after tllcy are
dcad."
q...
SAVED A BOY'S LIFE.
Mrs. Captain H. Hubbard. or Mll-
lord. Del.. says: “Brazilian Balm savI
ed my boy's life. He began just like
the one we lost with croup. We gave
him a few doses. He quickly dropped
to sleep, and was all right in the mom
lug. For sale by R. H. Plaisted and F.
H. Baxter.
'i‘lic: \l'il‘c~—~All"l‘ml. it always swims
so llill‘il for mo in reconcilc ”'00 «mild
alum and free will.
The Young (’Ilcrgyuiair—Wliy. Miran
do, lizivc you forgotten that I preached
a coupon oil that vci‘y subwvl only a
low wooks ago?
"Lust \i'l’lilcr l was confined to my
bud with a wry bad cold on the lungs.
Nothing gave me l'cliol‘. Finally my
\vii’o bought ll bottlo of One Minute
Cough ('llrc iliat cffcctcd a speedy
ciirc. i cannot spcak too bigth for
that l‘Xl‘l‘lli‘lll rciucdy."»—Iiir. 'l‘. K.
Houseman, piaiiatawnvy. Pa. O. C.
Sillison.
l-lI-v—-~’l‘lli-ri-‘.~ one thing I am glad of.
If anything should happen to i’llc lily
wilc‘s fullii'r would always lake (‘Ill'l‘
of her
Shi‘vlilll suppose soiiivilillig should
happen to your wil‘o's fallicr‘.’
"i had piles so bad I could get no
rust nor lliid a cure until I lricd Lil}
Will's Witch liazcl Salvo. After us~
bu: ii oucc. I forgot I cvcr had any-
llling llkc Pilcs.” E. (‘.. Boicc. Somers
Point. N. Y. Look out for imitations.
llc surc you ask for Dewitt's. (l. C.
Stillson.
"You do look sick. old man. What
are you taking for Ii?"
vipully.”
“Advicc. prin-
T! __.x.£"._EL. _. m .__-.... .-
N. Y. N. H. & H. R. R.
TIME TABLE.
I
in elfect December 2. 1900.
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SUNDAYS.
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11:00x, 11:03.
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SUNDAYS.
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7:00.
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5:27. 6:25. 7:05x, 0:051. 9:-5. 11:15.
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lib-4:48. 6:04, 7:28. ‘
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DANBURY To souw NORWALK
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Humour. 6:35. ‘ , ‘
Sunday trains in banbury. 9:20 a
~ 6210 ”II “0‘ I“ I
_ it indicator upm_
marshmallow, ibllt I
. . slip
if you” av ii plililg tone on .
the walls. Yo on just as
well have “that spling tone it _
you only buy wisely from our.
clock of wallpaper. V
lulu SPRING. EFFECTS.
art: here in a wide variety of
patterns and prices. so that
you can get everything you
want, and pay just the price
you had intended.
Wail Papera,,'Painici-n’ Supc
plies, Artists? Materials.
Window Shades. Cornice Poles.
PICTURES.
Pictures Framed to Order.
Painting, Paper Hanging, Decor-
atmz.
Telephone Call, 133-3.
Open evenings till 8:30.
DECKER.
87 WASHINGTON ST.,
South Norwaik. Conn.
”kills Still,
Successor to
C. E. CLAPHAM,
allitaly
Plumbing.
i
Phone l37—3.
50 South Main Street,
So. Norwalk.
4 .
PERFECT PLUMBING
is assured if the work In entrusted t0
us. We can carry all Jobs. no matter
how dililcillt. to a successful termina-
tion. The ligurcs in our estimates.
though low. arc based upon the use 0!
good material.
Horace R. Nash
Cor. North Main and Wcst Streets.
CARPETS,
MATTINGS.
OIL CLOTHS.
LINOLEUMS.
Floor cowriugs, all. kinds, arc In
high dcmand now. Houso cleaning aii~
ticipatious (llSl'OVCl‘ many shortcom-
ings In tho prcscnt floor coverings and
tho. necessity of ii new Carpet. Malling
ol‘ OII Cloth. if this describes your
predicament. remember our reputation
for largo stock and alkali priccs. You
am on the right road for bargains. It
is our Intention that every customer
shall receive full value for every dol-
lar spout under this roof for liii'nIlurc.
etc.
We value the ondurlng approcintlou.
of those who transact baldness with
l. I milk & ill,
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
AND EM BALM 5718.
12 North Main so. 80. Norwalk.
‘ . filxnmlner In I1
"'Uifl. ”Item 0'!!th
mo in 1883 ,
Irvofllccnlllllti Main Strum. ‘
”runabout. could:
Norwalk Chronicler