_ “ clean and conveni
u
up ed discuss n
All it £300.01r ‘
,, , , a."
worth pads on:
0011.? To
the line established .
mission in 1886.
ant year.
Lyon bros ht from vsrt
grounds that
tbwn oif Fairlield under
grunt low. in 1872.1n187:
confirmed these grants.
Lyon claim now that the
legally established, and
slain pass a rose:
, the use to
l8 11 s.
’ helps, represent
silos statement to the ,
t that the legislature '
push the line It did.
Ission had ex-
‘ Way fOI numberless
salt the line at other
,ii‘W. Paige, represent-
Lyen, took issue with
still on: a number of
ltrom the state could
grant by a sub-
slature; legisla.
so ive The act In
0 line that runs over
wits ineffective, he
.with a smile that
. airing: natural oyster
min make their bean-
, {11 Weight lines. as the commis-
ii had done- The attorney
helps had rend something
hurt at the commission that
were established by the :11-
lhi handed over the book
0, not not have comprehend
as tiling of. the sort was in
oil". it ‘sounded very much
It. you volunteered Into»
how he and his associate
8 obtained the ground. He
bought 110 times 1’01 86 and
hs‘. t"they had the deeds to
Paige presented a pa
h which 100 oystermen
wanton record .as say~
A. Lewis of Bridgeport.
\I'foilowlng memorial to
fills":-
lne, general assembly.
, enticut:
dersi'shed beg leave to ad-
is! our constitution reads
The Object of this associa-
‘ promotion and protection of
the. and particularly the pro-
at be destruction and the buy-
, by natural oyster. clam or
0 do of the state of Connecticut
ate use. .
up this expression of principle
, as Well as tbspstatute law
its natural cysted beds, and
, sitting In this mutter the .000
tiers. of outlassooia‘tion as we I M
01.10, of others who make “3%
ti I ~
0 re yméafifelytli‘tgmli‘gfia
.~ ll, ‘ ,.,'I“ .
2‘ ‘l' 1' ”l: .'
(We
tier, which re 0 res the sur-
, aura-Eon o the atorssai
i oyster to private parties.
torment: Protective Associa-
Colin ooti out.
“ WILLIAM A LEW-18,
“President.
‘ "Jolie: cums,
. . .. "Secretary"
', Milo» Wm Died of lip-
lolly, Will Probe Chorus.
. ck W. Bennett, the wealthy
at, whose wile died at the New
. capital or npoplelty. alter the
use surgeon had wrongly diag-
r case as “alcoholism,” stated
that be Intended sitting the
to the bottom and would do
justice against those Whose
1 more: e holds is responsi-
no death this wife.
declared that he would
‘s to ct'uuiloito the New
spits] nutboritissto change
. on the Manila] blotter,
riI bonnett with alcohol
Min Ions:- 1iiork for
'lblubthltted the
Mr. 300th wants ‘ ‘
tattoo house blotter .
"not lid Will be II
t poll iii
nod sundry. ' ‘ r
sunburn t
rated into law by the t
ad been set 1
them. They cost but Iiifty cents.
ruliioized packages. and any calarrli
sutferer who has wasted time ‘nud
money on sprays, selves and powd' s
will appreciate, to “ls”
Surat-tie Csldrrh i
ton, tm‘ ‘H Mrs . W. H.
. accuses of toolkit:
e no in this instance , ' '
and it it is ,s. possibility .slw'ay , tries
to get two sides to sv ry's
article as published cooper-hint; the
sign, was procured from Mrs. Adams
and some of“ the noigbbors. «lira. Ad-
runs was firm in her belle! that Mr.
Benedict. a neighbor} stated that she
had heard Mu. hunters Wall going to
nail up the sign. Mr. Sanford now
says that Mrs Benedict denies that
she said this
about the only objection to the article.
. without paying any rent. Mr. Hanfoid
bio through Attorney J. .l. Walsh and asks
‘41 case was brous’ht to ill all titles or
. ever built. and I warn my American
' PROF.
tion using in tall}
uxgists sell and .recomm
run the merit oil
412020
not. or sleuth
Add
I ever has ,to be far
“ The
Sanford nailed the sign up Mrs
However. Mrs. Benedict made this
statement before three witnesses be
sides the reporter. it seems that
previously ublished. to which Mr.
Hartford to es exception, is where
Mrs. Adams states that James H.
Seattle, who owned the house in which
she lived, had stated to her that she
could remain as long as she desired
requested that the following snidsvu
concerning this matter be published:
NEW YORK April 19th 1901.
This is to certify that 1 James H.
,Beottie, never in any way promised
Mrs, Adams that she could live in my
cottage in South Wilton. Conn. tree
of rent. 1 called on her at Norwaik
twice. She promised me she would
call at my house at South Wilton.
Conn. and pay me the back rent next
day. l have not member since. When
i sold my place. i gave over this claim
to Mr. William H. Hanford, the man
that had charge of my property.
Yours truly.
JAMES H. BEATTIE.
Sworn to before me this 20th day or
April, 1901.
ALEX. B. SlMONDS.
Notary Public. N. Y. Co.
Mr. Haniord does not come out and
deny that be nailed up the sign, nor
did he deny It when a reporter saw
him in South Wilton, the same time he
interviewed Mrs. Adams. it would.
seem that in refuting any statement
Mrs. Adams might have made at that
time, he would have been desirous oi
denying that he placed the sign on the
lamp post, providing that he did not
do it. Mr Hantord says that he only
succeeded in getting Mrs. Adams out
012- the house yesterday.
DEFENDANTYB- RHVMNM; ~WlLL .
EXAMIN
Ella Muellean, at present or New
Haven. but usually residing in “or:
walk, was Injured by a trolley our of
the Norwulk Tramway Company, com.
plainin‘g that she received 02 permanent
injury to her spine ens entered suit
damages of 610. 000. She was examined
by her physician, but did not care t
have anyn other exam of- r. 'I‘h
Judge Robinson, in the Superior Court
yesterday, on motion asking an order
of physical examination to be made by
1 physician {or the defendant. Judge
hounson said that be doubted hIs
power In making such an order. but
advising the two attorneys. so agree-
msnt was entered Into whereby the
Chysiolon (or the deiondsnt, Dr. John
Witch. or Bridgeport; will be privi-
lsged to make an examination within
two weeks. The Ner‘walk Tramway
dominant/as represented by Attorney
shampoos iI'UND‘ockll‘I.‘ .
GLASGOW, April 27~Ths Shamrock
11 was undocked early this morning,
and towad to Greenook. where her
salls"Wore bent and her cmnpass was
adjusted. She will start {or South-
nmpton in tow oi the Erie this after-
noon, Mr. Fife accompanying her. [Is-
signer Watson his 0 the challen-
gar and expressed thuslastiesl up-
provai of her. Sir Thomas Lipton in
the course of a conversation, said ‘II
am satisfied 1 have the best challenger
friends that they have a big job this
time." .,
blIMIIIAL JUOTJ-
Fl 61‘
I6
I WANPONI) NNWIIIRBITY. cat,
, 2 Wire University Council has
. milled “Sued by thirty
Issvsuihssdo pertussis and asso-
figuring that later
htsrztlio cone
Iii. the
3101' mull Will
Milli
.dioilu‘l no. , .
adorn was love red
crash was lost
it
, uiittie more and get a lump.
that he one whfilch uses carbonate.
gives the best satisfaction. The light
I is‘ more brilliant It is a use of white
color. and it you have a good reflector,
. 1110!!!
board also ‘
ole suit attracted
“tion as she rode up a
‘ I tou- street it was a sewer Turkish
90ml, obnslstin
, . The weather prophets say that it is
this
\ A
And dent all to do this. tor the
entorcs the lantern
ore ‘trinsontly than
.n psriest right to on.
y riding a wheel wit ‘
a light after the above hour.~ it.
it?! very little ditcrsnce what kind '
.. aw. There is no excuse
0 who has a wheel to be: with
isms. tar If they can chord to
milder: a bicycle. they can surely go
tried several kinds oil lamps
e‘ past three years. and dad
be light} is very powerful.
lies: a? was the first real wheel
appearance. Not
‘ in suits. but the
momma on new
11 a new blur
of broadtred and
black srlpes. he oddity or the pat
tern was what caught the eye
going to be a nice day tomorrow. It
by the hundreds. :
1W”
FIRLD DAY IN MAY.
General Frost Requested to Order 0r.
gnnlzotlons Out for Rifle Practice.
General orders have «been issued
from the Adjutant General's oilice at
Hartiord. notifyi‘n the various com-
panies of the Nat onul Guard to hold
field days during the month of May. As
yet. no date has been fixed for Com-
pany C’s Iield day. The order or the
dayrwill include rifle practice under
the supervision of. Captain Charles A.
Ilradley. regimental inspector of smaII
arms practice.Iand such other exercises
as the commandant may see fit to drill
inc company In, including guard duties
and‘extendcd order.
A list of the members of the Na-
tional Guard who have qualified during
the season of I900 as shurpshooIeI-s.
first class marksman and murksnicu.
has just been issileii. Among those
from Norwulk entitled to badges and
bars are: Color Sergeant 'ir‘homas
Hunt of the regimental staff. as marku-
man I
Company D—,-Captaiu Howard J.
Bloomer and Private Joseph H. Bar:-
lem, us shurpsllooters: First Lieuten—
ant Edward P. Weed, Second Lieuten-
unt George 1.. WOOIIWIII-d. First Ser-
geant William H. llylaud. Sergeant
Charles C. Mueller, Privates Frederick
.1. Buckley, Edward .I. Lassen, William
A. Russell. George I. Sprague and
Benjamin li‘. 'l‘impson. us first class
marksman.
Company F-«First Lieutenant How-
ard :N. Godfrey and Private Thomas E.
Dorney, sharpshooters; Captain Wil-
liam l. Cometock, First Sergeant ..i-
bert ll. Scofleld. Quartermaster son
geaut Charles (luaruieri. Sergeant wu-
Iiam Ranch. Sergeant James A. itiie.
Corporal Frederick W. Godfrey. Cor-
poral Anthony B. Ghiotto, Corporal
William G. Gillmore, Trumpeter Wil-
Iiam H. Van VaikeuhuI-g. Musician
John H. Radcliffe. Privates Arthur
Kenny and George N. Sturges. first-
class markamon: Second Lieutenant
George .C. Meehan. Privates Frank 0
Godfrey. Theodore ... Guy. Harold 1).
Raymond. Homnn H. Sturgea and Theo-
dore M. Wright. marksmen
a."
ICASES ASSIGNED.
At the short calendar session of the
civil common pleas court yesterday
morning the question oi calling a jury
came up for consideration.“ but after
some discussion It wasameed to post-
pone action until next-:ii‘rldhy.
The tollovting court oases were as-
sigued for trial next week: ‘
Tuesday, April so—The Hallwoou
Cash Register 00.. vs. Daniel J. ken
nay; Stephen B. Hayes. conservator.
vs. Charles W. Condos: Jacob Gouba-
bushy vs. Samuel boss. . ..
Wednesday, May Includes ll.
Nichols vs. Eugene M. Travis: (inflow
ll. Cbilds vs. Baldy ll: Bowles.
Thursday, May 2—--J. i). Tourney, .‘fr.,
vs. the McFarland it Kelley 00.; Wil-
llam F.
erlck 1.. Uhle: Burr &‘l{napp vs. with
son N. Tomllnson; James Staples and
wife vs. William ll. Noble and others.
BOUTH AMllllch ..Nb MEXIOC RI-
BUMI DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS.
WASHINGTON. April 27w'i‘he Mox-
Ican government has taken steps 10
resume diplomatic communication
with South Americun countries. the
first move In that direction being the
appointment of a Mexican minister to
the Argentine Republic. For many
years there has been no diplomatic In-
tercoursn between Mexico and her sis-
ter republics on the southern ccntInI
eat. as there was little commerce be
tween them and few political one “one
requiring diplomatic reproach ntlon.
Recently. however Argentina mode a
friendly move by Meredith:
tor both to Washington nnd‘l
Cit. and Uruguay has taken similar
not on The selection 0. Mexico City
of American Republics has had II fur-
ther influence in inducing Mexico to
extend her relations with Southern
countries. As a result or this sonti
meat a minister to Argentina is now
will be appointed before long.
peeled that this will develop s
on have. as long as it comes .
so there will be wheels and riders out ‘
‘Whitlock and-Iiwlle vs: Fred: .
amlnis- _ ‘1
0 Mexico I
us the place for holding the Congress-
named and one to lirucu‘ay pfgilmblyi
Alter are of struggle to'nttain and ‘merlt public condduos.witli i‘ in; ,
and ate first- ‘tbeiiet at some day others would recognize in us the truth,
food“ Ioltb, and honesty or purpose which we know we cross. w hat u gona-
ness tistsotlo‘n it. is to soccer. and to realize the upli lag influence of the
merited confidence of a vast army of our fellow beings:
Thus stands the Pinkham name in New lib land. and all over America.
and nowhere is the faith in Lydia Fl. Pinkhnm's egstsb le Composmd greater
than in New L nglsnd. its home. Merit. and merit alone, can sin this.
, ORGANIC INFLAMMATION. PAINFUL IDDS.
"Dash Mus. Pinithin: I» l was
troubled very badly with lnilammm
tlon of the bladder. was sick in bed
with it. i had two doctors. but they
did me no A friend gave me
Lydia E P nkbam‘s Vegetag le Corn-
pound, and ithelped me. 1 have now
taken three bottles of it. and Inns
entirely cured. lti s s. (led-send to
any woman, and I would recommend it
bonny one suffering as l was. 1 think.
if most of the women would take
more oi yOur medicine instead 0!
log to the doctor's, they would be
other oil. The Compound has also
cured my husband of kidney trouble."
Mas. Manna (locum.
Box 100. Mechanic Falls, Maine.
NERVOUS PROSTRATION.
“ For two cars I suffered from
nervous pros ration, the result of
female weakness. 1 had loucorrhoea
very badly. and at time of IIIcIIstrua—
tion would be obllircd to go to bed
Also sulfa-rod with headaches. pain
across back, and in Junior part of
abdomen. 1 was so discouraged. i
had read of Lydia 1'2. l‘inkliam :: i on:-
ound, and concluded to give it ll. trial.
wrote to Mrs. Pinlthaxfi and received
uvcry nice letter in return. I hogan
at once the use of her V tgctublc l.‘-oIn
cum! and Blood Purifier. uud am no“
goofing splendid. 1 how no more. pain
at monthly periods.~. can do Inv own
work, and have gained ten pounds 1
would not be without tour Vow: iulilc
Compound. It Is a. splendid Inmlic' Inc.
I am very thankful for what ithns done
{or me. ‘mliins. .l. W. .l . 70 Carolina
Ave, Jamaica Plain. Muss.
If Lydia E. Pinlt‘lnl'm s Vegetable Compound will cure these womom— why
not you «you cannot tell until ion trv it. if you are ill and really want to
twell. commence its use at once and do not let any drug clerk persuade you
tint he has something of his own which is button. for that is Absurd.
him to produce the evidence we do.
”I cannot help but feel that it is
my duty‘ to do semethlng in regard to
recommending your wonderful medl-
. ., clue. I must say it
a“ the grandest
medicine on earth.
and have sdvi and
at man but
- four pg with smile
’ troubles to take it.
. people I wish
‘ dgo on the
" lattorm and ice-
nre on it.
“ lily trouble was
. painful menstrua
ation. The sailor ng I endured pen
cannot describe. I was treated by
one of our most prominent pi: siciuns
here for five months. and foun myself
getting Worse instead of better At
the end of the fifth month he told me
he had done all he could for me. and
that 1 ball better go to the hospital.
My sister advised me to tI5 your
1 ogctnblo Iompound, as it cured he:
of backache. ldid 50.0110 took it
faithfully, and am now cured of my
trouble. and in perfect health. many
thanks to your medicine. 1 cannot
praise it enough. and would rccom
I mend it to all who suffer from any
icxnule weakness. “~——Mns. ll. S. BALL,
4m orclmrd 81‘... New Haven. Conn.
REWARD -—Wo havuddxmltod
I with the National
1 ‘ity Bank of Lynn $5000, “with
will he paid to any Ier on WIIOIMI find that
IlIeubmc tusiluum ul otters “I“ not gr uu
llit, or were Iubllsich before obtaining the
waltc‘r s amoral orIIIissIOII.
IAINA E. mun.“ Mkmcrnu Co.
m
Norwalk S11 09
For Men. Union Made.
$8.50
Olsen 5
Shoe S tare.
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C E LINE
‘.I.l:to Only xDireot Water Route from
Boston, Providenc; and
. 132:9
has: Modern Steamshipo and Excellent ‘ ' i j,
bros Sailings o. Wool: from New York he Allard»
‘ Rodi connections to all Southern Resorts
‘WM. P. CLYDE m.“ 00.. General Adm"
rum. 0. n Ion. iii. .
into an extension of diploms
son: he:
. Norwulk; Edward P. W
, W
" jokes, It doesn't always indicate that
it is because they 0
J . fled by the lungs; liv
l ‘um now entirely ‘feel very
pleased to acknowlbdss its merits.“
F0r sale by George in ‘
When people refuse to all at your‘
Skin troubles. outs.
DoWItt’ :4 Witch Hazel Saliva.
titted. II.- sure you get
690st C. nullson.
it is lm:
DeWitt’s.
Very low women reach their graves
without having tried as many churches
. us they have doctors.
Those famous little pills. Dertt’s
Lillie l-uIly Risers, will remove all im-
purities rom your system, cleanse
your bowels. make them regular.
George C. Stilleon.
.
Those on whom we confer beneii's
we are fonds: or than those from
whom we receive them
run near stool: Punishes.
The blood is constantly some puri-
nnd kidneys.
edlthy Candl-
Keep these organs in to
will have no need or a blood purifier
For this purpose there is othing equal
to Chamberlain's Staples and Liver
Tablets. one dose or them will do you
more good than a dollar bottle of the
heat blood purifier. Price, 26 cents.
Samples free at George B. Stillson's
Soult‘h Norwalk; Edward P. Weed. Nor-
we
-
An unsual woman is one who can
keep house for a widower and not mai-
ry hi m
M
YOU SHOULD HAVE ONE.
The Conn. General Life ins. 00.. of
Hartford. sold last year to citizens of
Connecticut, Investments and life pol-
icitee amounting to nearly
“00.00030.
This is evidence that they are pop-
ular as well as reliable.
FRED H. FIELD,
United Bank Building. South Norwalk.
W‘Schcog‘axes.
UNION SCHOOL DISTRICT.
_..._.__..
The taxpayers of the South Norwain
Union School District are hereby not-
ified that the district tax of one anu
one-quarter mills on the dollar, 1an on
the town assessment net of 1900. at a
meeting of the district held on the 5th
day of June. 1900. at the Frankun
street school house. will be due anti
payable on the first. day of May, 1901.
at which time i shah be ready to re-
ceive. same at Stillson's drug store, I52
Washington street. Penalty at the
rate ol‘ IIiIIc per cent. a year will be
charged on and after June I. 1901.
F. A. TOLLL‘S.
Collector of Taxes for South Norwalk
Union School District.
Dated at South Norwaik, April '43.
1901. p.33 ow
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,. more.
Res. 25 Elm Grove Place.
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SANITARY PLUMBING.
prevents the escape of noxous gases
from drains, etc. .
Our work is succeSsIul because good.
Horace R. Nash
Cor. Nor'th Main and West Streets.
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Successor to
C. E. CLAPHAM.
Sanitary
Plumbing.
Phone l37‘3.
50 South Main Street,
So. Norwalk.
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MATTINGS.
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the necessity of it new Carpet. Matting
or Oil Cloth. If this describes youI
predicament remember our reputation
for large stock and small piices. You
are on the right road for bargains. it
in cm Inientlcu that every customer
shall receive full value in: every 001
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of those who transact business with
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