ill 7
ilbt tilllt it would be no
lie your: wheel. and go
ultimo
55” ..
,7 u 7
eon clinic out
llama: will
i
probably l‘ n77.
looité "i
5 e past three would: has
be led the roads. so when
1
ill: l‘tllc. saus-
goodly" ‘ spell
7 Indulgence in fenc.
all _‘ other kind: ed
. king may he been
I his wheel in the prl
I: '0 ill shiarlh'iii‘odgh
‘ perfectly :‘t
ior baa reoo‘iycd permisiiion
king to Iide in the loyal en
Marlborough House. Lord
is usuaib attended on his
his daughter holly Cecil.
people to lend the way in
f taste, the bicycle is bound
its hold among the people
I t t
‘20 x55l7o5‘u cablogram rucele-d
ftho National Cycling Ils-
on this collnlly from lionboix.
5*lloior' ’ 'l‘a3.loI the American
Iotauco c3cle champion. scored
7 Glory their ovcr a big field
. ticks In on international
lace» (about 1.03,;
that Thole were
the Belgian champion.
loecond Thu significance
‘ files In the. fact that Gro
won the Grand Prix 0'
99 defeating Tomasscill
ohnmpion. and last 3am
711. French champion and
'0 all Eunopeau riders
I I
also 7;ColeuIIIII. president
'7Bic73cle Company. has
77 lo commelcinl carecr
7i v‘i‘os born in \irglnia
9 bill! Ictaiuo a splendid man.
7"l'irlginai Coleman homestead.
up north part of the time
lipont round New \‘.ork he
3' 7mneuted- himself with. the
led a. largo amount of wood
‘ brand boys and: girls' In.
7 connection
Mr
' 5W4: opined tunneling nod“-
- marketing of‘ its profduot if»
' Clark street .At this time the
5 ”it honour to around!
u. find the Western 'l‘oy
5 Wblished a his concern In
York with Mr coleman at its
w 011 h
ll 41471806 \lr
“looted to me position
corona policy. foreign markets
lewd. and the fame of tin»
bicycle became world widc
7 who-timow MTI'COIOMID'NIW
' high all a commercial adopt
mump- rcracd in tho moon
needu. understands salesmen
7 science and his other latel-
tilt lilo of tho biciclo business
'bde him a parliculnriv all
mulllo luminous man.
7 ‘7 I Ur
31{Intrusion they clln truce
blame woman
Inflow on our
this morning
room. and 1
Min tummy: than
oil'taronoo in the out
7 ordinal: mull
’ ”1:015 I luxury.
5 blue
down as symphonic: of dyapepaim
medicine
Dir
of ill:
nIonIbrnneoul:3 linings and the gland
eating Treatment with Stunrt'nf‘l) 3-
, make it pass off dummy and harmless-5
l‘
by all drugg‘
paella e. 1.: 7
' Sea to; F. X7 7 Mill-shall.
illicit. lorrylittio‘ pool: on‘ stomach dl~
senses. mailed free.
Peck d: Lines
Greens ls‘armil. against Peck d: Linea.
of Bridgeport.
l amounting to 82.200.
and the loss of a horac:
is for. $1.500 for injuries received by
on a settlement“
occupied 'by‘ Mr. and Mrs. Whitelieaz‘i
and their ghosts was struck by
7 out and badly shaken up and other7
..7 futnro when he becomes an exig‘o‘ver
' the way in which he has disappomicll
7'7 criticism through his strong champion
t lilo or out of it.
‘ onion illst pruning and
' all that will: cabling to thbui
l twill
at; all. disturbed sleep.
Moonotipnt‘loa. depression. " 7
things can commonly Wu “ti
udignation 77 p
1‘
aniline? doe
he ialomnch and bowela. They.
I
o; it they take a tableto fter l
do not necosolt to
3 ion may eat and diink 33hat 3olr
Iii lll"h
on you like; and as Innoli .173
l .
l
Stuarts Dyspepsia '1‘5blots m 5501:!
is at {:0 ccnta for full sine
a24~26
LIVERYMEN SUED.
Made Defendants
Damage Suit.
’l‘uo soils have been brought in-
\i r. and Mrs. George B. Whitehead. of
in
to recover damages:
Ono suit is for
Whitehead
the other sail
$700 for injuries to Mr.
Mrs. Whitehead. The suit is brought
because the principals could not norm:
Last done while
driving down Sport Hill. thc curring:I
the
horses attached to it bus ,owned by
the defendants As a result. thl- oc-
cupants of the carriage wero thrown
wise injured. One horso'wns killed
it will be remembered that the part:
hjld visited A. J. Clark, at his homc
on the evening in question. and were
returning when the has got bcyond
control and the horses ran away down
the sleep hill. The vehicle in whion
Mr; and Mrs. Whitehead \vo'rc ridinsz
was ahead of the bus and thc horses
struck it in their flight. Tim bus was
moi-turned. null the occupants all
pmmincnt Odd Fellow es, ucrc thrown
out. .
7~W
II ABOUT M'LEAN.
What Waterbury Think: of the Gov-
III-nor.
I Waterbury Americau.i
The citizens of Waterbury last night
had a chance to see for themselves the
new governor of Connecticut. They
found him. as everybody disc has
found him. a man who immediately
makes an imprcsslon in force of
character and charm of pcrsbnality
\oung. vigorous determined and un-
IIffecle‘dl3 cordial. uith a dignit3 of
bearing which becomea recognition of
his place as the first citizen. ll Is sim»
ply repetition of what others how said
to say that. he measures up to H1!“
standard of the gol'ornahlp and gives
the impression at one who 8'. 'li man
nor (lac cannot help comparing him
with Governor Odell, of New York. for
ship of causes and policies that make
for reform and progress. Waterbury
sinnerciv hopes that the mvurnor‘s
nrmnt visit will be repeated as oflen
no opportunity offers for Mr. McLean
is one of those men whom it in north
while to knoll. whether he in in official
.44”)
I.
t'OALANTHI"GngEtKID THE: DE
Excelsior Milne K of P. worried
tho first decree on a couple of candl-
they received
‘Caiarr
tho." the Angora goat. «ho is now in
charge of the lodge. was there in the
pink of condition. She played. her
part well and allowed that tic-cloudy
milwpod has kept her in training
and well mi Neat annulm- won
noon and cloning Talmudic" willbo
on nxhlbllion in the show window oi
bioilhard & iirrllcil‘ clothing more on
Main atroct. lia “lemony pruning
IllIo dcpllrtll for Port Cheater and will
bc col-anon by a lame delegation of
local knighla.-~SIllmford Telemann.
' l, W
‘- ICONNEQMUT Irma cIactur.
The dollar for lilo turn of the wt;
urn (moot-client ennui: no out: till or}
wood... lrlib m7 modicum Willi»
mm laid trill be u tbllowu: Put
niIIII.‘ Arman :‘l 23 ball fill: Brannon,
Summons-r It it and 13: Norwich.
Bentomb‘or ll. iii and 19; Mile.
Mobil)“ :4. all and :4: sum. OI:—
tuner I. 2 and 3. Thin limit: the no
bad ml: in or member in: will
hmufflrlulhllpmtflim
(iv
other number John ii. Light. Almond
funnier from tila’i‘iilrt’eenlh district;
to.
p 7‘ moods tor tho place in the next (enrol
. Actions Speak
he who apparently the call fol next
time.
pueroimndo. the affair being entirely
informal. 7.
PRINCETON ‘WLLEGMNS FIGHT:
7 also fight bemoan the freshmen sop.
homorua tool: place at the entrance oi.’
Marlluond chapel today.
> before the morning serviced.
oerricea and the fight was the timeout
mid longest-7 that: ball; boon seen here
in five years
of; the “Pill years men appeared in new
spring hole which promptedle son.
for. prematurely donnins‘ spring head:
wear.-
torloua
tempt to put off their your w-oill cape
and 3v on: aprin'g huts instead. the 3007
‘treshmon marched in II body to thc
chapel this morning conspicuously dis
playing the non acquisitions
fight» woo 0mm noon on tho freshmen
pounded Itho mirrors-7. .7
forts of the proctoraund college police
the struggle lasted fully half an hour.
No serious injuries resulted. but black
eye and bruised noaee are to be sci-II
cisivn. each class losing a numbm of
hate.
President 5!. John. of the Scandinavian
order of the. court.
the Soandanarian Bank. has filed a re-
port of its affairs. According to the
report.
John Dix. borrowed its cniirc (icpositd
and $8,000 of its capital. on his unso-
cured noted.
bank‘s debtors to the extent of “.200.
The capital stock of the Siundnnavian-
.Itmorlonn bani: was 826.060. (if Ihc 230
shares.
twenty-seven and Cashier Olceou fifl—
ecu.
931.776.
secured notes of its president.
‘ oral ream at the rain of four nor will.
.7 W
open. 7
Willinloalio data. it it in: flotilla lo
or E 0. Keefer and on the:
fall ond'wau unread-7a by a7 singing-m
to promluoutly mentioned by his
paigu. Those who wele his strongaa
ribnds last tall are booming him and
lilo health was drunk and he
Minivan hearty cheers No apeuolioil
KQRINCETONIHNI II. April Pill-wit
immedlaloiv
Halo
liltiea were renewed at the diode of7
A fortnight ago many
Iomoroa to an attack on tho former
Neithel side was decidedly vic-
Not to be bullied in their at
The
‘.:ophs" wore out in good force and tho
Despite the of
on all sides. ’I‘lie battle was not dc
-wmah v‘mo
WHATGOM BANK S AFFAlR.
Institution. Borrowed Deposits.
WHATCOM. Wand. April zdui'micr
Reoclver Muir. of
the bank’s: president. H. St,
Other-officers are the
President St. John Dix hold
The bank‘s nominali assets are
(if this over 824.000 is in un—
» Among other things the ”‘17“?th
claims that tho bonito acre 'faisiiioil.
$24. {bill being cmricd no rush in the
mail which was never thert'. Presi-
dent hill is at proneat. in London.
The president's pi'opcr‘uanIc is ii.
St. John Dix. Ho went. under the name
of St. John here.
REVOLVERS EXAMINER
Weapons Figure today in the Eastman
Murder Trial.
CAMBRIDGE. Muss" April 36~Aflcr
thrccl days given up to what. may be
callcd "eye witness“ testimony in tho
case of Charles II. Eastman. the Help
word instructor. who is charged with
the murder of Richard R. (Hogan. lit.
the government this morning directed
attention to the revolvers which figur-
ed in the. tragedy. The court room
was crowded. II: has been the case
since the beginning of the trial. and a
nolnbio feature was the presence of
a number of law sludcnls from Hal'-
rnrd University.
ant. appeared quitc cheerful today.
Karl A. Landin. .lr.. an employee. of
the Clark louse, factory. who know both
Eastman and Brogan. the first witness
today. indentlned all. the revolvers
which have been submitted in conned
etion with tho case :48 those he had“
seen and handlcll on tho Clark I-slalc
a...
GREAT BRITAIN ACTIVE.
lONDON. \pril 2l3~\ rcpreillanlai
live of the Associated Press lcarnil
that Great Britain in no: relaxing hcr
efforts to inducc the power-l: to do
creamI liIc uecuniarry demands on
China and substitute for a portion of
their claims commoircial agreements.
The intuit advices from the British
minister at Pellln Sir Earnest Satolr.
do not indicate any degree of raccoon
so for. owing. it ll: said to opposition
on’ihc part of Germany. whom confin-
uce to insist on the payment in full
of the large indemnity she claims. Mr.
itockhill. tho American special com-
missioner at Pckin‘ and‘Slr ‘ldrucal
Solon are said to ho working on idoli-
tienl lines.
are“ renowned one small.
BANGOR.Ml-.. April 26-‘w'i‘hc Ameri-
can Gaslight Company. of Philadelphia
has: madcap oftor of lbs for the stool:
of Inc manor (tonight Company and
um stockholders arr- nolv mnoideriun
the mailer with the probability of all»
writing The Manor (taillight Coin
pony hm: a capital Illool: of mo
dividcd into Isno sham of the par
null» of mill paying dividends in r:-
SAWYEH‘GI tony POUND ~
LAKBVILW April tfiw'i'he bodr of
Otto lawyer of aloolclalr. N J7. tor
Hilchhloa Academy oiudoul who will
grouped in theinlle here last toe):
or: found 3'th “afternoon. it
gills brought on by, grappling from:
oottsoroil blown. we‘ll-omit
so
WASHIINITON iMilli! Edw'fllo omi-
dent why lied
~ linurwnmrm "“
to min;- with” “
narrow four-m hands—alarm variety-
lien in a bow for turn down collars,
cannot be excelled. ’
um. .
broken off the cligugcment suppose you
giro me back the ring.
lie 'l‘rou'wi‘rc becomc run; much I'll-
toclioll to this ring.
So When Tom Gotthcrc propoacd inst
ring. but that he could ace you and pay
you who: this cost you.
Thompson.
mlllllwi'y at i658 Milwaukee
Chicago.
vero u'e-athcr I caught- a dreadful cold
7mg the day.
”inking Chamberlain's Cough Romedr
Eastman. tho defend 7
“ultimo-tantrum
l
l
Louder than WOrds
NECKWEAR.
The "New Mon" it's the newest of
l
alien ti o.
lmperialwroveraihlcn. “Floradorn”
The new Derby for high hand turn
dorm collars in uncommon-twat»-
can be removed from shield and used
ao~ b “flog tie. 25c;-
Harry Gnodwin, the Tailor
MAHACKEMO HOTEL BLOC
.i..
.7.
Jacll-Woll then; since you halo
7 Julia-—Eh~yon ace, .lul'k—«l-rwbir.‘
It just suits mc.
night. i told him I didn‘t want it ncw
CAUGHT A DREADFUL COLD.
Marion Kooilc. manager for T. M.
II largo importer of line}
says: "During the late so
which kept “it? avmko at night and
madc Inc unfit to amend my work dul-
(inc of my millincra was
for II bravura cold at» that time. which
accmcd to believe her so quickly that l 7
bought some for myself. It acted hill-7,
magic and l iwgan to improvc II: oncc.
i all: now I-mirclr wcil and foul vert-
pleased to lll'knowlcdgc its merits."
For solo by George t‘. Stilieon. South
Norwnlil; Edward P Weed. Norwalk.
H7 wL—v—a—n
“Pm-H scams In In: 30in mother
docs not Illle‘iill lo rciuiu In her iIoIni-
again?
Sllc~ You an llt‘lll' sill' l‘llllllUI.
stand riding: llBCkWal‘Iln"~Hif‘[\53f(‘
\l'cii
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
hits. Franklin Bush. or New Castle.
Deb. says: “I sudered for years with
dyspepsia. Used to have great dis-
tress and belching. I tried everything
l could hear of. but nothing helped me
till I look Brazilian Balm. and one 59
cent bottle cured me completely."
For sale by R. H. Planted and F. H.
"What's become of that follow Twee-
dies?"
“0h. he opened II shop."
“Doing well?"
“No: doing time. Be “as caught in
the not." .
'I'OBACCOSPII
Ind 5 M 0 K B
Your Ufomyl
You can be cured of any form of mm «in
nail: ho made veil. stroll on full
m ’n ‘ £38,“: 3.3,
that not on. strong. Many ”gill
&
ft and vi akin
car by if
“will tell “dag? Over 500.”
H and advice rum: mas STERLILG
if cod Chicago“ Mi both.
it]!
.7\ Diotinctlon.—~"That enemy or
yours says you are rural-d by II curtain
corporation.
"Again my enemy wrongs Inc.‘ said
the practical politician. “i value my
liberty loo highly to sacrifice it. i all:
not owned by the corporation he. refers
to i am simply leased to it for II term
of 3'eara."~ Worthington Star.
bed with a very bad cold on the lungs
Nothing: gave me relief.
Stillmn.
i ovoi- know.‘"_aald the major. 7
m‘ a man who :‘rccired II life pain: over
a now railroad? ’
"How will; limit? united lilo colonel
'AdrerIISénIenis‘ lire ‘words.
advantages offered here.
fulfill thé promises made in words.
Avenue, ‘.
' Cough Cure acts like magic.
"last winter I was confined to my
Finally my
wife bought a bottle of One Minute
Cough Curc. Ihal affected a speedy
cure. i cannot spool: loo highly for paid the answer. also, about: that he
that exocllenf mmody."--Mr. T. K. moat be a parent: at considerable
iiouecmon. hianalawooy. Pa. 0. I}.
“The aoddoiil. most blighteddifc case 5
"was that
"Why. the pans Irina lowed before
more our :4 rall7laid-~ilnd till-n till:
000 Md wan ncvcr built. He has felt
from tho iiuiifillil
many Spilzllwuul
would bc. oblig ll ‘
mend Inc to on 09 ill
the none in him no allnbelulailco‘lly as
poseibic flint a "sneakvenoyf' is merely
an unliccnocll drinking 01.009: “
.7 ll 7 .
‘We'lell you oi the
Come. let our actions
CAPS.
Boys’ and Men’s Capo. special for
Saturday, 2 for Zoe.
BOYS‘ PANTB.
Knee breaches. special for Saturday.
39c. 7
TROUSERINGS.
A few patterns loft—very oatiefac—
tory ones. too—‘40 drder‘,‘$3. 50.
A guilty of gentlemen including Pio-
lasso: Builov and Rector Roberts. II
Illvlm- widely celebrated for his wit
and thc audacity of his puns. were
crossing the campus of a well-known
univcrnity.
The rcvcrcnd gentleman. comment-
ing on tho for: of his recent elevation
to the.- greater dignity and the assump-
lion of the more resounding title of a
canon of the church. exclaimed. “Ann
now that i am a canon i suppose I and“
lip ll bigger bore than ever."
Genuine mm C. C. C. Never sold in bulk.
Beware of the thin Who flute loll
"mouthing lost or good "
ml
'l‘clirherw—Willic Jones. in his compo
zillion. barn. “Spring has come." is
that right. Tommy?
Tommy Smart—Not by a jugful. it
ain't. There ain't no tellin' when II
blizzard 'll come skiliu‘ along
Spring coughs are especially danger-
"us. and unless cured at once. serious
omits oftcn follow. One Minute
It Is not
a common mlxturo but is a high grade
remedy. Gcorge U. Stillson.
(‘iarn-—'i'hcy say that II ghost III)-
pclml at the parlor Windows of that old
housc III. l2 oicloolt every night.
Maude-«Wall, i don't think i should
fancy that style of window shado.‘
Chicago News.
"l have been troubled with indiges-
tion for ten years, have tried many
things and spent, much money to no
purposc until i tried Kodoi Dyspepsia
Care. I have taken two bottles and
gotten more relief from them than all
other medicines taken. i feel more
like a boy than I have felt in twenty
years." Anderson Rigs. of Sunny
Lam». 'l'vx. Thousands have testified
as did Mr. Riggs, George C. Stillaon.
Stochholdere of the First National
P‘llfli of Niles. Mich. will have the
pritilege of paying 100 per cent. on
their stock, as tho price of not looking
after their own interests before the
canhier got away with the funds.
A TESTIMONIAL 'ir'nou our ENG-
LAND. 7 7
"l consider Chamberlain‘s Cough
Remedy the beat in the world for bron-
chitis." says Mr. William Savory. of
Warringion. England. "it. has saved
my wife's life. she luring been a more
tyr to hronchitin for over six yeara‘
being most of the time confined to her
bed She la now quite well.” Sold
b3 George C. Slllimn South Norwalk:
Edward P. Weed. Norwnlk.
The. fact that the man who cabled i
proposal of marriage. to Mrs. George hf.
Pullman not only paid for it. but pro-
moans. -iloston Herald.
HE KEPT Hid LEG.
Twirl: more am 1.99. sulllvan. of
Hartford. Imus... scrubbed his leg will:
I malty wire. inflammation and blood
millionth; out In. For two yearuho
suffered intensely ’t hen the but due-
tors urged amputation. ~ "but" he
writes. 'i used can bottle of Electric
Bitten: and 145 boxes of Bouillon a Air
awiudiod
Pmb ‘ ‘ ‘
A neuenv roll THE culprit]
c'l‘cr aincc.“-~lndiannpolio
nlcn Salon and my in: war sound and
rill-ll as ever." For. Eruption, Eli:
Bani“ South Norwalll. and Johnll
all}. 5Miioiit it low ltil
momma.
lulu the limos «or drum Inflammation
All-.5113!“ boll WW 14mm otl’oation than in other fields."
mot mill. WWItt‘a 7
Ir illiulnoroe lillo‘;
no
It woman is ili'm amino 54110 am Little
to be m truthful. and III um: but: fibril! will”
faction or refund money.
i windiest."
of no more: ration in lilo fieldii of em:
”I'm tornado
Rt
quack medicine.
mm. Teller 8a]! ftbonni. note: not! 11 "
lull blood diwrdom Electric Bitten: hail:
Amour Wooded for mutation f‘lilfl on north Try them P. if.”
mum: with the minor: in KEMPSI
"8am. which in minor adopted
for the moot and loop Don't will
forth I.- iimt uranium of the dime-z; Imam.
gotnbottietodumdboep itforuw7
Rigga. Norwalli. will alumnae solid: “”3 z,“ 5 ”’7
Only 7 59
' l mm If it I Iron the stubborn in
or to “bring ridiculing“ am- ‘lho moot backward in their
KEN” human we
rent; this by hoopla till: moth loom "if it in it’s: only II proof weirdo are
n‘ntrulition in upon
“I.
o error bulim-
I..-“
~77“: i 7:573.
CATARRH manor iii: cum-:15
acnsc and in order to cure it you must
‘ take internal romodiooiyiJHItli's'Camrrh;5. l
Cure in when internaliywondrlacta din
rcctly on the blood and mucous our-
forces. Hall's Catarrh Cure is not a
it. was Prescribed by
one of the beat physicionn in thin coun-
try for 73 core, and Is a regular prowl-in
tion it is composed of the blunt tonic»
known. combined with the built blood
par mm s acting directly on the mucoua
surfaces. Tho perfect combination of
the two ingredients is What produced
sol h Ilonderfni results in curing Ca
tarrh. Semi for testimonials free.
F. J. CHENEY & 00.. PI‘ODSu
Toledo, 0.
Sold by druggists, price 75o.
Hall's. Family Pills are the best.
i
A nilln' s letters to a girl never be
he gets too far along to bother with
quoting poetry ln them.
SAVED A BOV'S LIFE.
furs. Captain H. Hubbard. of Mil-
ford. Del, says: "Brosillan Balm sav~
od 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 morn-
ing. For sale by R. H. Plaisted and F.
H. Baxter.
A meal to a man means a piece of
meat and a cigar; lo a woman it
means some-thins: new to talk about
and II fluffy dessert.
You will waste time if you try to
cure indigestion or dyspepsia by stun-7
log yourself. That. only makes it
worse when you do eat. heartily. You
always need plenty of good food prop-
erly digested. Kodoi Dyspepsia Cure
in tho result of years of scientific re-
search for something [not would di-
gest not only some elements of food
but every kind. And It is the one rem
oily that will do it. G. C. Stillson.
“'3 not \‘cry often you find a man's
wilc the bosom friend of the woman
who thinks she has a mission to help
him.
Skin
and chaff-our quickly heal by the use of
Dertl‘e Witch Hazel Salve. It is iml
third. to: sure you get DeWitt';
George C. Slilison.
The. host curl: for u woman who can't
make her cat a cigar,
THE BEST BLOOD PUBIFIER.
The blood is constantly being puri—
chp these organs in a healthy condi-
tion and the bowels regular and you
will hare no need of a blood purifier.
For this purpose there is nothing equal
to Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets. onc dosc of them will do you
more good than a dollar bottle of the
best blood purifier. Price, 22'» ccntn
Samples iron at Gcorge S. Stills-Inn's
South Norwalk; Edward P. Weed. Nor-
walk.
“Did you also look under the bed for
a mail when you were II girl. Mrs.
Strongmine?"
"Yes. but I never found one there un
til occasionally after I was married."
W
N. Y. N.H.&H.R.R
TIME TABLE.
In effect December 2. 1900.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW YORK.
A.M.:-12 53x. 4: 575::- a: 45:. 6:15
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