politicos communicates;
5 should be Iddruud to
Personal lotion not doll
0
fl:
iii: Abigail Trowbrldgo has return-
inc from visiting asister in Lyons
on Mend succeeds James lion:
engineci in the Paper Co's shop
latter resigned.
no E. J. Taylor of Greens Farms
looted William T. Sturges to
fie his New York city‘ branch.
,lln Barlow who has been the vic-
of typhoid fever was able Sunday
' a first time to enjoy a short walk
barge Wood. who the past month
been the victim of a scvsie attack
lh‘cumatlsm is able to be about
5
Wmu- w...»
some Everett has been engaged by
0. “who as nlizht watchman and
éman at his (lrccns Farms hot
163.
llllam Sturxes and George S.
”H‘s left Sunday for has Angelas,
, where Mr. Adams will visit his
‘81‘ Dr. W. G. Adams.
.,G. Wheeler. Iccently graduated
If! the electlical so hool, has been on
dwlth the work of wiring the
Case i’nctoiy for electric
‘ heMeIldinami William Downs and
s Hattie all will in» ceicbiutcd
rhome of o bride here Thanks '
it‘ll g eve Both nrc well known heIe
re they have resided for ycuis and
'1 ya a large following of friends
he hearts of the nvciagc residents
30 pita not now all on account of
is arrived yesterday of a boat load of
hr at at the dock of the Westport
Co. and rumor has it that
f our highways ale to be cut bod
tered. There is need for some
ctlon and no spot in town com~
greater attention just now than
tern side of State street bridge.
‘terday residents in town Were
rtlod by an unusual blaze on the
party of Lloyd Nash State street
.whnd the belief was that some one
the buildings had caught tile and
. rations were made to get out the
dbpprtment. The stir was oocasioncd
s burning of an iInInense amount
rush and leaves and the heavy at
Ospherc held down the immense
olume of smoke and made the tire ap-
it) {v flercer than it in reality was
.A...
Few York capitalists have taken the
Hours and are to build a summer
él in Sungntuck, in close proximity
‘ .depot, duemainly to the opening
in». trolley. The property selected
used to G. B. Hcdenberg. and is
"’ t the most desirable pieces for
purposes in the saugatuck section.
a imilar investment should be
here. An inviting 20th it‘lltlll‘y
who! with accommodations foI about
eats. all improvements and with
urant facilities and shore dinners
Id be liberally patronized by sum-
' tourists.
Ag. catport has its liquor agitation and
-, act has been entered against and
’ ‘ng of a license to Thomas Go-
.nnd John Rohan. The former
ly purchased the saloon property
. 0 east side of State street bridge
Pennoyei. who vacated the
5, owner by Lloyd Nash. Pro
against the conduct of the saloon
Gahegan at Riverside avenue
. tote street have been ‘ general.
‘ the place has been decreed by
5a nuisance. it is rumored that
.snnoyei has secured a lease on
toporty at Riverside avenue. and
. street and will continue it as a
- 000 under his own management.
W...“-
‘AY OFFIOERS’ NEW DUTIES.
Ive liner” of she Fwd” 09i-
vl‘Ilon bu B'oIrd 8 In.
SHDiGTON November .ldwpgy.
v General A. 8. Honey. 0f the
recommends in his annual report
facets of the pay corps shall be
'ly assigned to duty as 9 pm
ghtlnii three on shipboml. Ito
pity officer on lids
vc charge of the point r.
r the brushes ofll‘ccr or
' on of It when divided in
Alan personnel of the moss or
on should be stationed at quar-‘
, says that this would release
our on each ship now assign
der duty. It is stated that
Spanish war tbiI play was
owing this idea further
, anoint-syn but in 9p—
" 3 mm illil EllEllliiNBIEi ’
Bite the Arrival of I Floot From
The South Will Rollovo tho BituI. .
.tionwinulmo Living From
Hand‘to Mouth This FIll.
W
i’asssnxur and freight engines of the .
Consolidated mad fol the past few
dbys have been toms hungry. so to A :
speak. fill coal in New Haven. This
scarcity was felt so much last Friday
that the engines were fed than from
the big resorts bile at Odor Hill which
it: kept for such emergencies as strikes
ut this morning a supply of 10 .000
ions at tht docks promised to relieve
the situation and ease the minds of
railroad officials for a few days at
least
. Nevertheless the present shortage
has given the road a good deal of trou-
blc Coal has been short in the city. .
that is for Iallload purposes eve: sine .
the big fire in the yard at 'unicn sol
tiont this summerm at which time the
surplus woo moved to other points
along the line. As one of the officials
says the engines have been living
from hand to month all the fall. The
cause of the shortage is at the other
end of the line, the shipping ports
One of the principal ports in Newport
News
The coal for the railroad is brought
here in barges and selling vessels and
unloaded either at Bella Dock or at the
Union Station pocket. At the Union
Station dock a force of men was put
to work this morning on the Mystic
Belle, which has approximately 2.000
tons. Another barge is at hand also
with II good supply, so that there will
bo‘onough for the present.
When it became known that barges ’
were in port with cool the company
Issued orders for the supply at Cedar
Hill not to be touched. Altogether
there are fully 12 000 tons at this stu-
tion. which are available for an emer-
gency. but the oiliclals wish to keep
that amount on hand in case of s tie-up
of nny kind. it is expected that be.
fore, long the road will be in a posi-
tion to get a good supply of coal for
its regular uses.
HUSBAND 16, WIFE 13.
——-—-—..-
Two Very Young People are United in
Matrimony. '
WHITE PLAINS. N. Y, November
iii—The hamlet of Armonk is excited
over the announcement of the mar-
riage oi‘ Clara linden 13. to Thomas
Kceler, 16, of Port Chester. The bride-
groom‘s father has begun proceedings
to have the marriage annulled. because
Thomas is under ago. The young man
he left his own cost and went over to
with his bride at her father's house.
He declares he will not give. up his
wife.
The couple Were married at Armonk
on, October 20 last by justice of the
Peace William Haviiand. Tht mar
riage record shown that the girl gave
her one as 15. while Thomas said he
was 18. Young Mrs. Kocler admits
however that she is not H, but is not
sorry she is married. Justice Hoyle
land declares that the couple gave the
age under which the law allowed him
to marry them. and that the bride's
parents were present at the wedding
and made no objections to the core
mony.
Young Mrs. Keelcr is a blonde and
very short. Until August 18 last she
attended tht'village school. She wears
short dresse‘s and her halchanga down
her back. The bridegroom intends to
make his home with his father-lulu
until he linds'somethlng to do. Hi
says he will probably be a farmer.
SUODEN DEATH EXCITED OUSPI
CIONS...W i,‘
NEW HAVEN November l3-—~The
unexpected death yesterday morning
of Agnes Lilley wife of Robert Lillay.
a laborer of 395 Grand avenue. led it
an investigation by methodical exam‘
lner. it attracted unusual attention
mainly because the womn‘iwns the
sixth of this particular’b noh of the
Lilloy family to meet u widen and
One brother of her husband was Inui-
dared twenty live years panothei
brother and his moth ere ound
dead in the street and 1's harm nd a
blather in low Ilso did all
The medical «shunts! bellied] ythat
heart discus. induced by asthmatic
attacks was the cause of the death of
Mrs Liliey Her body was found on
the floor in her home when her butt
band awoke from his slumbers.
roun rIoHInMIN romance.
NEW HAVEN, November Ill-wit iv
now believed that four New Haven
fishermen perished in the sale lovi
Sunday while making their way in
small boats to the fishing grounds oil
the mouth of tho harbor. These are
Francis Pitt christian Stations. John'.
H Howard and John G. .OIndold.i
Friends of Ill the men hm about:
given up hope of their return. "and
search is bold: mule along shore for
their bodies or for some wreckIze
I r M WWW" w
world
FIN? Tablet. fol.
PREACHER DEALT IN OIL.
standard CompIny Abound of Dusting
Him From His Pulpit.
lNDlANAPOLiS. Novmnber 12»
Rev. Philip I0. Help. pastor of the Con-
tregntlonai Church nt'Ansoln has been
.leposed by» his congregation by 0 un-
Inlmous vote. The charge was that
he. was dealing in oil to the. neglect of
his duty as a pastor but it was conced-
ed that his speculations were not for
personal profit.
Last spring Mr Holp started a move-
ment to reduce the price of nucleus
and kerosene by the organization of u
local company, the making of storage
tanks, and filling them with oil and
‘lusolsne, purchased from inuependeni
*eflnsries. Nearly all the Angola mar
chants joined in the movement.
The Standard Oil 00 had been chars
in; 13 cents a gallon for oil and gone
lene. As soon as the independent
company received its supply the price
lropped to 9 cents. ’l he success of Ml
dolp' I; plan in Angola. prompted Ken-
iallviile to adopt it. and the people
of that town also have cheaper oil.‘
Many of Mr Holp' s church members
are employed by the Standard Oil Co.
and it in said by his friends that it
was through the influence of the com
tinny that he was dIivcn from his pul
I)
THE VALLEY ROAD.
Electricity Botwooh Hartford and
. Middletown Conundrum.
ids-Governor Bulkelcy is quoted as
saying that the Ball. Hartford temper
nr y bridge was good for years to come
and therefore the Mi was open for a
new city hall It th I time. The cover
nor was seen by I Hartford C'oursnt
reporter last evoning’ and he said that
that was not It III In attitude
might have given the opinion that the
bridge would last I while lonapr but
he was not in fever of a new city hall
now and there win no reason at all
for the intimation that he wu‘.‘ '
Governor Bulktiey also Intel tht
more W19 intern mop: III-catch: in the
neabtlotl onI wi
road. He bail
ligament tho i .
country, rout
Newtonian MouniIgg‘ii
like as rarity “lg;
french ml
Ingltéh the ”“0er it“
In t s comrsw' s $“on WWW
brida-
which will clear up the mystery
W
t [lambskin upon but":
J33
o Archie ”writ"
‘cIrIsun: m tho
070w 'rliid mld some“ in
to foot
A splendid blood pdtiilw
tain cure for constipation; ,
unequalled kidney regulator; stiJ
the moat conveniently. Ind handl—
comely put: up me iciné in the
‘ J
. 13725 cont:
“flail aluminum boil. 4’ I
cAIEI. son FREE
CHARLES: 3. SEYMOUR cc WII‘hlng ton Street. Ioutn Idol-walk.
WILLIAM M. “1‘19. 75 min Biro». Norwam.
mollhotoil"_
.Asrlllcrt Hull: Auo V
EJIZI II LI
~7qu v
GAME. NW5. £165.?“
mum till! £0009
Willi“
SAMPLE AT
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up.
MIDI-"DAN THEATRE BURNED.
0». Dean. from J ounocaiionauuc.
turn had Burned Twice Before.
GRAND RAPIDQ Mich. November .
l3~——Pows‘rs Theatre was destroyed by ‘
are early he property loss‘
amounts without 0.090. One man
perished land scv nl poisons were
overcome by menu: The blaze start
ed in the bosom mvtqnlcldu spread
The entire block wad llcd with smoke
which cut off tenants living in the up-
per stories from the utnlrwaya Edgar
W Warrenton an employee in the
building was sulfocated; Mrs Wash~
burn. son and daughter were over-
comc by the smoke. They were r-es
cnod by firemen and taken to a hospi
tal. They will recover There were
a number of narrow escapes. The
theatre has burned twice before. Now-
ard Gould presented' 'Brotnor Officers"
at the house last evening.
n—I—up—br-d—n“
LAUDANO‘8 DEFENCE FINISHED.
NEW HAVEN November 13~Jndge
Rornbnck and the twelve iurymen in
the criminal side of the Superior
Court heard yesterday the last wit-.
ussses for the defence in the trial If
Andrea Lauduno, charged «with the
murder of Policeman Hush McKeon
The witnesses of the forenoon were
mainly neighbors of Laundano. The
clerk of the city court was also called
to testify to the record against Nellie
Slater the woman who paraded in
man's clothes wi Laundano on the
night of the she ing. This record
showed that although the woman had
been arrested previously on the charge I
of residing in a disreputable house. the
case was pulled. The defense brought
out this point for the purpose of prov-
ing that the olllcers had no right on
mono oi- the than previously made
women to attempt to force
In on; rilnce line the Luininno house.
21““ .
vmr‘fnsohiil o submits.
Inhibition; unions yonmvou used
brw Kindle N ylLllls a. ‘1'thde
Ema proved tholr hastens
illicit?“ Norwiggdfleofl-
m leI' e an
“‘t“'r£“'il‘d it‘d:
n 0“
q NorwIlIt: John A.
Is not! b t
in 0an ll mo
Woman. W
3.600
Aaron! ensure: I
01!",
\ . There is moi-Q Cami-tn in this not»
. able. For a great many yours doctors
7: pmnonnced it a local discuss. dud pro
Hyscribcd local remedies, and by. con»
, intently failing to I ure with loc'al treat
' Science has proven caturrh to be a coif~‘
. stltutioncl disease and therefore ro
. Catnrrh Cure. manufactured by F. J
j the system They offer one hundred
‘ Bond for circulars and testimonials
. and have never used anything in my
life that did me the good that did ” nu
" » says County Physician (7ng
‘ sings
, Ilwa I Ichoat and I. fraud. Bewarei'
, All mums, 10,3.
“(it"wlfiélvoar: null l“ ‘ ‘
or g cm ".0 .;
ii i p ‘ dke
like corn rou tion will no 9:150
. a new territory will us add
W
tion of the country than all other
maul, pronounced it incurable“.
quires constitutional treatment. Hall's
Cheney it (20., Toledo, Ohio; is the only
constitutional cure on the market it
is taken internally in doses from ten
drops to a. teaspbonful. it acts direct-
ly o nthe blood and mucous surfaces of
dollars for our case it falls to cure.
Address. F. J. CHENEY la 00..
Toledo. 0.
Sold by Drnggists. 70c.
Hall’s il‘umily Pills are the host.
. QUEEN Of HOLLAND lLL.
BERLIN. November lib—Tho Kael-
nlsche Zeltunx today says that the
queen of Holland is suffering from
premature continem'dnt. adding that
there is no cause for alarm. ‘
A PHYSICIAN TESTIFIES.
"l have tnkeii‘iiodiii Wspepslc Cure
Scruggs, of HIll County Ga
phyaclian I have prescribed it and
found it to give the best results. " if
the food you out remains undigested in
your stomach It decays there and pots-
ons the system You con prevent this
by dieting but that means starvation
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure digests what
you eat. You need suffer from neither
dlyspepsia nor starvation; The worst
cases quickly cured. Never falls. Geo.
C. Stillson.
F. MARION CRAWFORD HOME.
NEW YORK November 13———F. Mar
ion Crawford the author was among
the passengers who arrived today on
Hohenzollcrn
the steamer
Genoa.
from
Goblin dammit. unwindin- bulk
. Down of common. toull
Winn-Iod- "
"Do you believe in reincarnation?"
"i do, indeed. ’LOOk at (llddings. in
a former sphere he acquired the habit
of not thinking. and now he is a leader
of the social set."»—Brooklyn Life.
MODERN SURGERY SURPABSED.
"While suffering from a bade case of
piles l consulted a physician who ad~
vised me to try a. box of DsWitt's
Witch Hazel Salve" says G F. Carter.
Atlanta. 6 “l procured a box and was
entirely cured. Dertt's Witch Hazel
Salve is a splendid cure for piles xiv-
lng relief instantly and l heartily rc-
commend is to all sufferers. Surgery
in unneccessary to cure piles. De
Witt's Witch Hilton Salve will cure
any case Cuts burns bruises and all
other wounds are also quickly cured
by it Beware of counterfolts George
C Stillson.
u.—
cosnscvéo.
"Huch! it is wrong to say any one
in ‘80inx straight. to'the dovil.’
"That's so. You have to be crooked
to so there." .
Get What You Asll For!
Whhn you ask for CiscIjrets Candy
Cathmic be sure you get them,
Genuine tablets stamped C. C. C.
.hljver sold imbulk A substitutbr .ls
m—fi
QAFEEI AND AS AIME. .
Jon—41f you hove anytbi ' mean to“
say about a mob say it to is‘ face. "
Billy—“0h. it will get around to him
almost as quick.‘
, t
7H: onlLonIhls l' cub.
“You'll have I cold $11094er inlay l
bayou #:Vom one home
III In ., violin
nohltli. manna other who torch
pl’ilntu “One 000 are naym r
Acton " ryip rigs
tutti " ,. £510 ix.
"d
,> sit
metallic slur
. , Ml.
MD or croupffl mom‘s
“no swim
ttlo of cool withoutfidrst kissing?
I
“VI “1‘ III?» 300'
d pills. You not It
“ ' dwllo you linow, myi {
' f bulbdiid l'lOVOI' over thinks of suing for?
I
‘1 10 Pint Avenue.
m . .
, 01W} ‘
I: bit ho views.
‘ And:I Willis. IMFMW- Iona II
mini: in the nude.
Mr!
o‘tho but cabins." IA
Mm. I. Iaodi drum» of Bel
.. wrlmi ‘ och-lo slum
bolt selling hitters I have ban
_ - twenty yam. " You know why?
' seam but tossiher, and until the l
«. few years was «Imposed to be lucu
discuss: begin In disorders of
“film
W
session this wubluhd
”When thins! are “the built" Adios. be-
thm
“drills.
in Gui”
ll ll
Mail;
atom-
och. liver. kidneys. bowels, blood can
nerves. Electric Bittofl to
stomach I-cgn totes tiller 000qu
bowels purities the blood
handles it builds up
tom. Puts new life andv
Weak sickly. rundown :71
pi ice 60 cents. Sold by
walk, drusxlsts.
But when his wife for him did
was out.
SAVED A IOY'S LIFE.
ford Duh. ms: " rut
ed my boy kittens 7
the one we it with crimp.
him a few doses. Ho gulcid
l'ng‘." For a ale by RH
F. H. Baxter.
“ma—.4... _.
“A Peoria man killed him...’ I after
reading the verses of s "
away with a Sunday plinth“ y
will people run such rlsks."r~'—Chlcaxo
Post.
0: I00 advice
“WY CO...
H.“
Jewett—“No;
now. "
l'm married
we..-“ I— .
ed " Writes Editor H.
8y mouse. ';.Knu
cured by Bucklen‘ I Arnica Solve.
the world's best fer Eruptions,
and all skln diseases. Only 250.
Riggs’ s, Nora-elk.
NO TIME LOST.
reached the too lniburry."
Robbins-«Wes. he must have
big ever since he got there."
’
Del” says:
dyspepsia
_ Baxter.
~.—-—¢
only cracked.
face an mufibiner‘y mixed.
house of
Main street, were painted by
in this
ago. T by are still good
Your
Main street. My residence.
mm arm street. , .
“I“ 3Y0? MED".
do you“ can“
Di
on
lid” PAINTING. PAPIR HANGING
MORNING.
retool fill-I.
mum
coco or New York,
Inner over eleven years
, n
cm '7; '
nos AI: tn:
9.
rgfiéthells
the nerves, hence cures Inultltr dos of
o‘ontlI re 5le
tor into any
or w‘omnn.
.I-I. Baxter
South Non-unlit; John A. Rings. Nor-
l
CALLED BACK TO EARTH.
“Give me liberty or give me death!"
He shouted till he was out of breath.
about
His dream was ended. And his pipe
Mrs. Captain H Hubbard, or uti-
hum Inv-
st‘l‘llgp
o e
ruinous!
to sleep, and was all rlgbtpfi‘tmsnggpé
given
I
SOMEBODY LACKEO TA'OT.
Hewitt—~“l don’t see you with that
pretty girl so often as i used to "
to her
GREAT LUCK OF AN EDITOR.
For two years all efforts to cure
Eczema in the palms of my hands fall-
Lestcr. of
“then I was wholly
" Its
Sores
at F
H. Baxtsr’ s. south Norwulk; John H.
Hawkins—31 tell you what, Sellers
made
pretty good time. for he has been biow- ‘
ONLY CURSE FOR DVBPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Castle
“I suffered for years with
Used to nova greut dis-
tress and belching. ltried everything
i could hear of. but nothing helped me
till i took Brazilian Balm, and one 60
cent bottle cured me completely"
For sale by R. H Plaisted and F. H
Bankrupts are broken. but idiots are
Jams Brown
Putin and You lingo. “ '
Pure White head and Zinc
mixed by hand will wear twice . Q
as long and cover double 3 r-‘
nus Stevens and of
Stephen Wilcox, both on South
m9
cuss will stand as well}
if 1 point it. My once, 52 South ,
20,
OUR NEW GOODS
iArInoiIinItocI. Alarm
P-mcmu‘
I Telephone at house; an.
‘ new YORK. new HAVEN a:
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK
"ion
....i;m
V£148,8P%0: ii
3
ALL. in“
no it I}
. g 9: 2 V .
‘ UV 33"“? gift“ Q'lilbi
; IQUTH NORWA
will prtilialily"‘includc the ch
decorating of your home. There ‘
is still time to have some offi‘thcsc:
elegant wallpapers transferred
from our store to your walls, if
you come soon; hnd if you come“
soon you’ll‘gci the choice of a fine
lot of exclusive patterns at com-3 -
inou prices.
”~—
Painters' Supplioo, Artiltl'
no rich.
Window Shaded: cornice PoleI.
PICTURES.
PictureI Frimcd to Order.
Painting. Pam "Hanging. Decon-
Iting.
. .
Telephone CIIl,133-3.
Open evenings till 8 .30.
DECKER.
a; wusmhdrbn s'r.. .
. 9°!“
South Norwnlkm
Vim-nu vii: linden
taxman: IAuctioned of 1Ens our“.
sun caers We 0 or:
good Vol 710. Deal an genres
on true principlds, they give mat fl
= from a small amount of fuel Hill! -
5
‘ some in Appearance and of 7;; '
str'e our #18 Raugo is o m
ofcom hitctne'so
Horace R. Nash
Cor.«North7Maln and West Btrooto.
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i801. “I.
Plumbing and Sloan: Hoot
inn. . -
Hal mm Roofing.
. Hot Air floating.
ILA“ AND‘fi‘DIN ROOFING.
Gil find 8' Flttlnl.
GI. mm admit It!
soon but itch 77!
“has.
lugs; no union ‘7
ilhcdmalotchkbscolpony
‘7 WALL Em. h'IRWAIaK
i). W RAYMOND
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
mo summon.
sebum Norwalk.
Residence, 9 Crescent Term.
19 North Main St”
., .1
nss'rnonn‘ RAILROAD.
TIMI-rinses.
“m
in effect October 13, 1901.
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