W 110. he
f oil: ""The ramp ""31""
fruits of the "o 61' to on during a soda n 1"
5 I515 conditlo “if of croup. I unit;-
If people onl it w what We "
W 14,6 as 4 no 11:1 11.
1111 11111301 333116916111 011“. 11 W11 11,1. darling speedily recovered.“ lilo writ s
5 he used, 1nf use.“ y. "everyhhousehold. as
A. L. Spadord,ci1e6ter,Mlchigan..
"1""?5121‘161 o. colleen '1
Members 611113 (incitement Society
1 of colonial Wars met in New
testerday 11116341101111.1611 11165311111161
court 1111666. The business 3116911118"
opened at 3 o "clock. When reports were
presented and silicone were elected on
report of the nomlnoting committee.
1‘ W 9'55"?"311”...
, First Fill Beild~1~Do you, (1111111116118 "" "I have 1661.61.66.63 train Draper
m it‘s; 3111;110:6111 13255133131911 With 1119 sla tor the past twenty! years and have
4 - hes unable after try ng all prepare.
4 11511110311511.3111”! N 1111.11811111118 1111 a 5900““ F111 Bellow-011w”, . fling!" "and physicians to get any relief.
century In" 111.1119 neui‘ 361.6149. The 16 certainly ample for two" 111156 4 ,5 After taking one bottle of Kodol Dye
rs will be invited to W
01111310011! FDR DYBPEP.
Season. .1
.Bprlu5 ls coming in sec
Alonbwiti 1'61" indeed late in 5
"Editing ,he‘ris 1h"eutirety, but -‘
our Spring 1 ‘ Footwear was
here right on time!
The styles Isroavery pleas-
by the 699631116 Ill
most careful men
perfection of (I ll
faction of coal.
w
I ‘ 4,
will be to your adv 1:680 110 buy 31“. " ‘
coal here. , 1
on e. co.- ;
our "aim is as:
dyspepsia. 1A preparation such ,5, “.5615. a. not: 5 5
s Kodol Dyspepsia Cure, which, w 1111
0 old from the stomach; will di'5est
our food, (51,111,113! 11.6 6111 do you
IRVI " We
Iggcggglg'fl millil-
Conl Yard and 011166 Witter street 1 5
Branch Office corner Washington and
Main streets. Bout Norwallt, Conn. ‘1
Teiebho 01111.8 .
e ' us the running . ,
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star 6. ind. This c5150
inIIII1 6116666111.: 663.3316
growers, and was fully incur
‘ 11'1““ with: hits been carry
‘ a
‘ 1 Amber pr 5
ormlufrdutyhdhe thus 66 ‘
1y devoted to lie practice. guard
extended order and other duty or p
pepsin Core I found relief and am now
- e row
(4 M01113 Resimental inspector ‘1‘ 144441111111!" 81111111 in better health than lhavo been for 5 . _4 "‘8 ”“8 591305“ ”1
will fillet-tine will supervl “1 1119 103”“: 94M". Mrs. Franklin Bush. or New Gentle. twenty years I can not "praise Kodol , ,, HO‘U , AVE’ONE out being very popular. We
. ' 1'1 3‘ 11131111166.in 011181" wheel Deb. says: '1‘! suQ Dyspepsia Cure too highly. " Time YOU 8 L” ' ‘
oysters were spoiled They
can talk and talk and talc,
but on‘e'g‘lance will tell you
more than" we can tell in
unlimited time, so call and
get a "glance.”
II The commanding omcsr o
...lriicst Separate Company will
his command one day in New
der his orders issued in comp
.éthi 5 the gorge W"§"1""u31"éné
an 115 ‘
oh" 336311136 1151 the day 3,5 .5
ed (or years with
5 dyspepsia. .‘Used 1;
tress and belching. i, tried over
I could hear of. but nothing 13
till I toolt Brazilian Balm. and one 60
cent bottle cured me completely. "
For sale by it. H.‘Plaisted and F. ll
Baxter.
writes Mrs. G W. Roberts
The Conn. Genet-611111391113 do. of
Creek, Ark. G p. Stilleon.
Hartford. sold last year to citlsens of
Connecticut iuyestmsnts and life pol
icites amounting to nearly
8800090640.
This is evidence are: they are DOD
North
‘ "" 9," the ”"8"" for... Mr. 6.11er3. been Ii. Armstrong.
' 6,1: New, 1.111.111.1631 to South No‘rwallr
on their tunde‘m yesterday. "and were
the guests of Mr. and Mrs ire. 8.11m
ham. 01.16116 oth street. who recently
..I
in general 011.161)! issued by Adlu
taut, General (Tole. Cnptsln Charles W.
Buckles. of Hartford, is placed on the
retired list at his own request. Cap-
them. Between 3, 000 and
In of oysters were Lodged!)
almost everyld Iiiw"g"“1
, the Sound become so
hoppers were unable
-' royster 11361113831116
= redgors. 1114141116
waters, measuring eighty
II length, with a twenty- dam
- ‘ boat is as sesworthy
Ali's 1115 ocean going tugs and
5 the, April pales in the nest
orages along the coast,
Bridgeport New mu
histp .At' the last We
,W thousands of bushels 0.
id iohnvemeen aommlh
duping" the delay. The total loss
tedly roach thousands of
, "e dropout for "this
., 611 issued yesterday says:
1 14411694116611 11 general improve
tters pertaining to crops,
5 in the northern st, tea,
farming and spring
sch and and crops are much re
, 11 farm products glass has
1 improvements and at
, promises an ebuud
1‘ilt"tis to report in connec-
iii the cereal crops.
lllproving slowly and In‘ good
In the
Iddletown current and
sues we e considerably.
ignition, vegetable;
promos ed slowly but the "weath-
has been too cool and wet for gen-
fi'eld planting. In parts of abode
nd and Connecticut early peas. lets
Tobdodni“ beds are reported In very
atlsfactory condition and prepara-
s are being made for ”at least on
63631515 acreage 6.1111111
might. years old.
iMon‘d‘ay, after
In in ‘Somels‘f N. Y.
Mood was a brother of Henry
“of Mill Plain.
accident occurred while Mr.
iwas at work‘ with a dim hand
“I
4 :a bonfire.
fall. lllanyards
lice downward into the flames.
The man saw Mr and
out from the 4111's
M'sdflll‘. lI‘
a
1.111
often With apopleiy and foil.
was apparently unable to 11‘:
15 after falling.
DON. May. tir-
fills Bahllwoghlg; 3111.14.11.60...
Ii‘g changes:
£1,026,000: circulation"
911.0110: bullion decroaqirnd
or; securities decreased
ii ”I" ”file proportion o
,0
31.1313
151
"‘ f
5 1.1‘V.""1‘he‘waft0lllflim or inspectors oi
. small arms practice and officer super-
, visins scores for state decorations for
91:31) hectiuae they bod spoil '
‘i sold to New"°“l.ohdou Holconheepors.
-.ers of their machines before the mat
ter them and the article ohipped according
" mm on a compromise
g rubbhlsh and throwinmitrup-c
thol iIl‘enAlnd suddenly
air 364 31161616 and dragged rum
the fire and extinguished the
which wells 1666 concerning his"
in n5 Mr. Mead was probably dead
, , not
bought at first that be
1m shrub obstruction near
.1 but it Is now. 11611611611 that
It snotauo sTATqusNr.
Total reserve
, $2.5 Imrzewto £11115
.1 A ll .
1'12 our cent. diets of dlfcount
for such parade, who will detail
"inc” all his command to attend no
11ng 4111116511 the parade as above.
6 .
. 5 g
6 111 "3113600
tamed by such officer. and. two will he
fczrwarded dire t to the adjitrtant ener-
"of " """ necessary
transportation will be duly made on
the Quartermaster general.
rifle and revolver practice, is specially
directed to paragraph IX. 0. 0. No. It,
A. G 0. reqrdring the last. previous
qualifications of each contestant to be
given by him with his service at the
time of such qualification
' By order of
BRIG GEN. RUSSELL FROS'I‘.
Official: - . , .
1 John H. Wade Lieutenant-Colonel
and Assistant Adjutant-General.
"Mncumss MAY CAUSE surrs.
ouch—...
' > .:41 1 1 6:311...Diucprdod.
Representatives of a New York put
out vending machine concern are in
stltutlng, suits for the recovery of. the
value, of the InltchlIIos pde .5by.‘ them
from drwich ssloonkeo rs. and, In; hill
(probability will include the decal own-
too drops. The machine that .is at the
bottom of the action is one ,of the na-
ture of a nickel in the slot music box
Several mouthsutgo the firm made
contracts with seyeral, Norwich and
New London saloo‘uligepers to put the
machines in their .place of business.
This contract was signed by some of
to agreement. 13171193166116 landmine ar-
rived it was fouiill that beside being a
hiuslcibolt that rims (in attachment
to the thing b which the, ,opqrator
could secure II III rior a It mbei“ of
cigars as his luck turned out. This
was done I) a marble dropping from a
small spar ment on, the side of the
machine. a‘ Irigck marble l‘indicating
one smokéw, red drier two; iimd so on.
“Shortly alter. the advent of the ma
chine In either city there was a move
ment made by the authorities to rid
the communities of gambling devices
land the (liquor men looking' upon the
muchlnes as ‘such tied them up with
the out of order sign and notified the
manufactoriee that they were not
what‘ Was .‘wnnted here." This action
was not heeded by the firm that owned
the machines and no local men allow-
ed tiger mstmo crop. .
1M 66.4 11mins
manna 4133111 camp. he
lthoht going
1qu court. Others Are determined to
tight the case 'cl‘aimlng, that the ma-
chips: are gambling deylces and this
is cont‘I-I'Iry to the contract“ which was
signed by them. 1' 1
CONNECTICUT MTENTs.
The following were Issued April :10,
190
List furnished from cities of A. M.
ooster. solicitor of patents Bridge-
port.rConn.:‘
Dudley s. Seymour. Hartford. varl1‘
ablesnced (166166.44
Amerman a Tool, New Haven.
cld‘tch mechanism for sewing ma-
chines
,1. Henry A. Hull. New Haven attaolr
monitor bonograpli a.
Schuy r Merritt. Stamford comblno
atlon look. .‘1
George Griffin." Shelton. automatic
button piercing machine.
1.11 NIIIII, South Norwalli. ws4
. {5,444
16361 11" Manson, New Britain.
3035365351165 1115 8:1 I d
It run so ow tan. re
iIoI'I‘e oilfield. "‘
.ell‘dur. ,
, , TEA EMARK.
441‘iillltr‘i‘axl’ll‘iill Ire mpany. Avonl fuses
name came: IN new
' Novas.
' Frederl AM I.
f eight youigsTiAE fisfi't
54“”! 83311
I cently sold his stock one
the enlclent and
or the shallower 6111614 commune)
mun-Isl Wd‘Miflfm the managing odi
"‘ 3115551511 11513 ‘-
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1’ 1.4.1 .616... .133. 6.46.4 , 1411141 41441411 "4141441 41 11441"
our payrolls In place of furnishe 4 19“""111115 ”1 119 ""4"" 1911. b cycle lump,
sistence. Triplicate pay- -,rolls "$332111? will "tiflsftaistxfi'Khfii
1.6114111111161611 ""5 the lirw‘ "11111116665166 11011129 11'1“ be
the approach or a Wheel and when the
ehrtb. They will
out of the way.
"in Philadelphia and New York Iravr
_ along the finished carriage drive or
' green and bloom II'I shady environ
" ful ertpe‘rlences.
Smith 3.1.1166. New "London. 631- 5"
I .
who for about
busincssdnausdsr and tress-w
36er on is.» modicum-under 0361111111141,
tuning to
oven to t a "pity. 11:61:") New Haven.
, eyreport 65111116103119 are in ex»
collect, an (1111 it. They remained over
riled] thiis morning.
t 61.1011,
1
plied to 314155116146. as It
will 6' danger-Min to ride on the streets,
6:111:33 when' there is no light to show
9650a 16 on in full blast. Get a.
It ”malice no difference what
kind4 you have
A groin many. riders have the habit
of riding on the sidewalks. People have
complained to1the1.pollce> They say
that some risers ink they own the
do on the walk and
ring their hells for pedestrian to get
The police intend Id
put a stop to this. ‘5
, 0 6
Plans for active promotion of racing
been on the tools, and Boston 136
hotbed of the sport. Buffalo. with the
pan1 «Amerluu exposition, promises to
be a central point; Boston will he
headquarters for New Eugidud New-
arr for the moiIOpoIrtan district. But
,1?qu for the territory west as far as
Toledo. Beyond Chicago there is com-
putatively little cycle racing Interest
until Salli. Lake City is reached. Butte
snu Helena are also good racing towns.
while California 13 u center for the
sport. but these for western points will
arouse only local interest and attrmt
very little national" pttentiou.
- I
‘ Before a, horse and carriage can be
of service to a'porson, highways must
be made for them. ..IIOIIdways must be
constructed in ths'iiuterest of com1
mores and trade: not for the high-
or needs of mam, , . hey are lines of
communicrition bet on localized In-
dustrles and market for products
They are for the! mar. the mirror
the lumberman. 1111 chant. and not
for the invalid t e orworkod and
nervously muons" wand those who
Ileed4-either for lIi‘EI'ease 0. health or
happiness-wcontnct with nature. Nor
can one traveling "over them obtain
that variety 1 of sights, sounds, and
pleasant sensations that pleasure de~
mdnds. 'I‘o ride. over the some roads
day after day. to see the views of :1
park; the same floral display. becomes
absolutely tiresome. The joyousness
is taken out of exercise and that
which was desired and needed a fresh,
stimulating outing; becomes the source
of added ennui
In view of these undeniable facts
one of the finest adaptations of the bi
cycle is apprehended. The rider of ii
is delivered from the tyranny oi some
uses. He can go where the carriage
can, and where it control. its can roll
wheel leisurely dowh a country lane
The wild wood paths are for him: and
for him also are the the Ways that
lead hither and you: span lift his»
wheel over a fence and seek new par
allele of: progress. ‘new scenes and so
clirded nooks where nature grows her
inept,- He can leave his wheel andt
saunter through the field, or climb the
inountain or view the river’s curves
and stretches or listen to the music of
the brook or 111113161 the. fragrance of
its bank. His wheel hives him the lib-
erty of choice—#tb‘o pleasure of. elec
tlou-—’the freede even or passing
whim 4-or fancy. Bloch day brings to
him a real outing; each Journey fresh
sensations; edch "1‘1"" new and delight
liver ‘bdforc in the
history 01', the race has there been
such an invention, an pustular) facile
In Its adaplhtlous to men‘s niooda. so
capable off contributlilp, to one’ A health
and4 pleasure. And; last And best of
311.60 cheap, as to harden no one and
be within the much of all.
,lNOOilNl'l‘O.
has at wonx
slihoat. owned
hnudso
mayor's snugbtuck Mallory. has has
stripped of4 ,ev ythl mt that was Inov
able. . ’lo‘h th 5 t, was noticed last 64 alt
wen Mr any bird wont ioztdku d
(it house" to II
auxiliary engine.
a piece of buses with lofts
" Ian Scientist?"
shrubs and (rowers that fiourlsh upon . ,
35 b
1161!. 1121.141 acumen; rot ".i3rldgepor3" ' ‘ 41 "
Which has, 13116114111411 charge of Itov. Rhy1 1
round for the 51111361366666, and which ‘
was hauled out In the fall and housed
over on the bunk just north of Editors ‘
engine. eVeu to the! oil' suns having 4-
“Oh. my dear (16111511le you should
not hefi'lghteuod, and run from the
goat. Don‘tyou know you are u Chrrst-
"But. momma " ox-
cltcdly exclaimed the little girl at six.
"ihe‘blliy goat doesn’t know it " 1.
‘W
A REMEDY F"OR THE GRIPPE.
A remedy recommended tor patients
afflicted with the Grippe is KEMP'S
BMoSAMa 1whlcb~lsuespeclally adduced
for the throat and I ago Don't wait
tor the first symptom of "h"; disease;
{1.111 3163mm $111155 11111. It
the gripps has a tendency to bring on
pneumonia KEMP'S BALSAM pre
vents this by keeping the cough loose
And the lungs free from inflammation.
c and lids.
4"Wo have some more reverse somer-
sault Weather ” said Mr Northsidc to
“Mr. Shndysido “¥es?‘ ”Bac kwurd
spring. you know."
Skin affections will readily.- disup
pear bv using lipwnt‘s Witch Hazel
Salve. Look out. for counterfeiis. it"
you got Dchlls yorr will get good re
sults. It is the Corgi iclr and positive cure
for piles. G, tilison.
“Mu, when l 5111. big 1 want 1' Work.
"What (in you want to do. little daugh-
léri‘” ”Mn. 1 want t' wrap up car'mels
in II candy gantry;
0., says he suffered with piles for fif-
teen rears. He tried many remedies,
cured him. (I; (‘. Stillson.
Maud—«Don't
That's the kind you II
who is easily pleased.
worry. dour.
get.
“It is with a good deal of pleasure
and satisfaction that I recommend
Chamberlain‘s Colic Cholera and Iiiar-
rhoea Remedy." says Drucgist A. W.
Sawtello, of Hartford. Conn. "A lady
customer, seeing the remedy exposed
for sale on my spouse. saldto me:
‘ really believe tlr _t "lncdlclne saved my
life the past summer while at the
shore.’ and she became so enthusiastic
over its merits that l at once Inzidc up
my mind to recommend 11 in the future.
Recently a gentleman came Into my
store so overcome. with colic pains that
he. sunk at once to the floor. I gave him
a dose of this remedy. which helped
him. i repeated the dose. and in ni-
teen minutes he left my store smiling-
ly informing me that he felt as well as
ever." Sold by George C. Stillson.
South Nor-walk: Edward I’. Weed. Nor-
walk.
CHANGING NAMES.
“If I had a name as homely as he-
tIIrolI's I‘d change It."
”Nonsense It Isu' t her from name 11
girl worries about ”
olvno A com LIFE.
Mrs. Captain 11 Hubbard. of M11
ford Del., says: “Brazilia‘n Balm‘ siiv
ed my boys 1116.116 began Iust,lllr,e
9 one we lost with Monomer-1.56116
h‘ In a law (1 see. He quickly (halved
to 1166616116 span- right in the cm
lug; For sale by" R. H. Pleisted and E.
11 (1111881618 scll JKEMP S BALSAM 31 1‘
MI', W. .l, Baxter. of North Brook. N.
with no results, Iiii’iillro used DoWltt‘s' 1',
Witch Hazel Salve end that quickly .
Ethel—«You know. I want a husband .
toln Buckles is on exofl‘lcor of the
Fourth regiment Compatiy C. of Stam-
ford
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Kill
”“1365 are 15161.
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Successor to
C. E. CLAPHAM.
Sanitary
Plimbi
Phone 137-3.
50 South Main Street,
So. Norwalk.
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CARPETS.
MATHNG&
OIL crorus.
LINOLEUMS.
Floor coverings. all kinds. are
high demand now.
tlclpatlons discover many shortcom-
ings in the present floor coverings and
in
or 011 Cloth. if this describes ydur
predicament remember our reputation
for large stock and small prices. You
are on the right road for bargains. Ii
is our intention that every customer
etc.
We value the enduring appreciation
of those who transact business with
1.111111111131181 1311.
"1-11 ERAL (Milestone
Norwalk.
ll. Banter. 5
12 North? Main. 86.5,
5 Providence and
EMBALME
80.
‘ 5‘ ”1.1555
.1
r
House cleaning an» ‘
the necessity of a new Carpet Matting .
shall receive full value for every dol‘
Iar spent under this roof" for furniture .
. 61 113. 7’ 00; “(0039 9130: 1.1.3 00!»
515. 37, ’6: 36. 7.06:1".9'0
'4 mama, 6:661:33.
ular as well “as” iiéllnbie.
FRED H" FIELD.
United Blink "Building. south Nor-Walk.
complete as tobe in reality a
'ibbole store in itSeIf.
You'll always do better
dbery way by1114cofning here;
you'll hare (wider range of
choice. and lessmoney to pay.
Wall Papers, Painters 'Sopplr'es,
Artists' Materials
't'ndow Shades. Cornice Poles,
Pictures.
Pictures Framed to Order.
Painting, Paper Hanging,
Decorating.
'.———.—
Telephone call, I 33-3.
Open Evenings till 8:20.
......—
DECKER.
87 Washington Street.
South Nor'lbalk.
QUICK.
Who’ll do my papering in
a hurry and do it right P
i will. "
JUNIUS BROWN.
South Main Street.
Under Buckley and Wheeler's Bicycle
Store. .
Res. 25 Elm Grove Place. "
«646966066» 4 '
N. Y. 111.11. a H. RT
TIME. TABLE.
In effect December 2. 1900.
‘- -....—
LEAVE so‘U'I'l—I NORwALK son
wvorIK.
AM 2. edit. 4 ".6153; ,6: 416:. 6: 15
8:115" 7116;136‘4."31161.32033336
9:58.10:22x. 1.0.40.11:36x1
5. 61.6112: 15156:. 1- II, 2:25x, 3:04.
3: ix, ,x
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first
41135113111351.9105.
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OR
.' ’ 1’ ' N WA " o 4 I
A. 1M.—«12:02x, 3:00, 6:00, 3:011."
311101;» 8:021 3'91 110151 51(1: 021:. 10'0‘.
1110011, 11. 02.
11114". A: (10!. 3: 03'
P. 16.:«1302.
33o: 4031,4101 4'30, 5:,63 6.001
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11110511 11
11,," “IX. 1218
3.32.11. 11:16.
Bridgeport. in all this a. ebcve‘ur
1 ‘ 1 6.28.
11:10:. :08:
51,134 411
P; M11313: 03x,,’ 15;0
663111361
, A..M.~.—1‘3: 466x. 1: 12511:. I: 169. '1. a. "
16,2 3
r
.v
“mohair... "department
of ours I's so extensive arm 5,
6:33. 15:56:. 6:41. 5,
P." M.-3. 211.5: 311:6 (16.617: 4,20 10:10 4 1
., son sourH ,_
5541,1431
3,4,
all 11111661691111.6611 lmmriectdlgcstion. . ,4
WEAR SHOES THAT
nom-
Take up with "just anything" that may
be offered you for a Lawn Mower, be-
cause it’s cheap. We carry the same
old line of mowers that We have handl-
ed for years.
MOWERS
That are reliable in every way-are
light. easy running and durable. We
stick to them because we know all
about them and our customers having
recommended them to their neighbors
the call for them is constantly increas-
Ing.‘ When we tell you a mower is
good you can depend upon it. and men
a most important feature is if you have
an accident and lose or break a cash
ing or bolt you can rely on us for re-
pairs. We satisfy you or girls your.
money back. ,
TRY OUR MOWERS.
~—
Our Tel. Call Is 43-6.
Comatook.
Watkins
61 Dow.
no WASHINTON STREET.
South Norwalk.
HO‘RS E 5
TO SUIT EVERYBODY.
WE HAVE THEM COMING BY Tlll
GARLOAD EVERY FEW DAYS.
M. TAHLOV,
CONNECTICUT TURNPIKBI.
South Norwaut.
543,.
(11551136 1119.10"le and side
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Brush cell pass 50 -'
gaps. It'lsth his 16th lscovercd digeste
1111111111 No, other preparation
lipproac‘ It: lr‘I‘ efficiency. It ‘in-
It rollcvleaémda rmanentiy cures
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mffimhofn 1130101" ""utdyupopnlamancdirec ,
Proper-id by l: c. DAWIT‘I' ACO. Chicano.
Georgo O. Btlllson, South Norwalkgi
llldward P. Weed.55Norwaik. '
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