ment and ‘otharu unloading will
the total 49.953 cues." Many of“.
come from cigar manufacturers ui
“ l’fiIIB Fig
‘llfllllllllllllfll Emilulillrr
it lltlltll llllcrtsls Iii'|ll’l'.\‘l'llll'll
llll Mt. llill'l‘ll
, ASKING’I‘ON, January ll~~~'l‘hc
mt over bogus butter conuncnmi ,VrS-
‘ n ornIIix.,Ilefot-c the I-Innsv com-
‘Agrlmtlturo. ‘l‘hc heurlugs
mounting the cntirc with.
u, ‘ lon’o'ou’ncxt Monday. whcu
t, fluent will be inndc In hc»
I'l' fol pure butter. The dairy lum-
‘m are represented on tho commilt-gc
by Mr. Henry. who is the ranking mum.
rbill‘. and the cause of ('lIt‘tllIllII’gIIl‘IlIt‘
Will he chumplonetl by the chairman
Mr. Wadsworth. Ex—litwcrnor W. D
Heard, of Wisconsin. made the opcuing
argument In behalf of tlu- liniry l'uiou
null thefarrners of thc l‘nilctl Status.
He spoke as follows: -“'l‘o disruss thc
aloomurgurlne question today. uunus
bill. This is true for the mason that In
this measure In embodied' the “crysttil-
Izod sentiment of the entire “‘dflit’y In:
duutrzv of the United Status. the rcsult
Olimore than thirty yours of experience
inidn effort to control or rcgulutl» lilf'
franc. tinny any at nut-c that thc
Grout bill which places a lax of tin
cents a pound upon all oleomarmrine
colored in semblance of buttcr and re.
linou'by seventy-five per cent. the tax
on the linoolored. panned the House by
the tremendous mujoritv of one bun»
tired and four.“ or twelve mow than
two-thirds. Illst December. was. favora-
hly reported by the Senate (‘ommittcc
on Agriculture and conceded a two-
lliii‘da majority in the Sculltc. Is not in
Pffecf. I} new departure. The pcoplc
through the legislators of more than
two-thirds of the states. with mom»
man four-fifths of the population of the
United States have placed a legal ban
IIDM'OMMITERFIDG made in imitation.
'I‘hdftfllth about the oleomargurinc hus—
Incas is that the entire traffic. from
one end of the country to thc other is
one gigantic fraud. bolstcrcd up and
perpetrated by corruption and imposi-
tion. I. true example of which has boon
shown here. The fraudulent port of
the business is admitted by tho dcfnnd-
m of the traffic In Congress. the only
contention betwrcn lllclnselycs and rep.
resentatives of the du‘rymcn being.r In
The per centage of lltc fraud. The
liairymen claim from sorority—dye to
ninety per cent. is sold as buttor, the
olemargnrine admit from ten to lwcn-
lyctlve per cent. of fraud. lint bcforu
we proceed to further discuss this our»
lion. let. us look into the charactcr and
propositions of the olmmurgurinc truf~
. fie. During the fiscal your coding June
30. 1900. there was produced in this
.ountry 107,000,000 pounds of oloomar-
induce. Practically ewry pound of this
III on to the open market. and was
d in competition with butter. The
production of butter during the same
year in this country amountcd. accord--
in; to the estimate of the Agricultural
Department. to 1.500.000.000 pounds. Of
this fully 700000.000. or nrurly half is
(bummed by the. produccr. or never
homes. on the market. leaving soundtr-
llfll) pounds to go on the mnrkct. Thor.»
fore. the relations of the oleonmrgnrinc
product to that of buttvr is about one
‘to eight: that Is, of what is supposed to
be butter, sold uud consumed. our
pound in nine is olconmrnariue. And
the proportion has doubled in three
years. in 1897 thc product nmountctl to
but. 57,000,000 pounds.
At the conclusion of Governor-
Board’s urgurrmit. ho was sharply
liliebtioned by Representatives Williams
and Allen. In answer to n question of
the. former as to where tho farnwrs got,
their potent in tho yollow color of but-
tar. be promptly rvplicd: "From Al—
mighty God.“ and in reply to the chair-
man he said that the quality of butter
wee almost entirely dependent on its
flavor, and that, the color was only an
incident of small consequence.
The hearings will conlinue during
the present week; the rest of tho time
being given to the plan Interests. whose
counsel is elf-Representative Springer}
of llllnola. 0n next Monday the hear“
‘Infl‘i“wlll‘- clone with an “garment. in
was of the dairy Interests.
r'it‘lmme to be generally conceded
that the committee will stand 14 to 3.
In favor ’of the anti-bled bill. the min-
‘ ority helm: Chairman Wadsworth.
Willlolfu. of Mlealppl. und Allen. of
Ken .
. ‘Ilr. urine-II today recommended the
\‘ appointment of William B. lmer M
I for of Westminster. in place
” of Willinru F. Palmer. rosigned.’l‘hin
“ 1-1. fourth class office.
‘ aneetlcut. pensions were issued
built! It: follows: Original widows to
,. normal“, Hartford. ill per
month ‘du‘ original to Richard H.
dinner. of Watchman $6 per month.
‘ ‘ Mr. mu introduced in the‘uouse to
day in petition from-the Hartford Gen-
trnl Lebor Union» In favor of building
“will! in our any yards. He also
m I. petition from the Sun
wrest-Ion} Million. In
or
by a... New Haven Pmssmen‘a
mum . tumult: Chinese ox.
, ‘ - irwvwnhmuon Intro
Imam. m, the one from
4 . , on men of Stquor‘d. In for.
~ W‘cluluuldudo‘n ut the midi.
' m- 'M Ion'wu lauded
' Samuel ‘ndou nndlwu
by file leadingmn of Stom-
Ii' lllllr‘mformd It to the coni-
_, on Mic nonalc- And ml.
i, *m My prevented n mum
W Union of New
I,» or.
up I. in
pruotIcnIIy‘the discussion of the (It-out.
" Connecticut.
Mruaperry has rccclvud In petition
I millionth of the woum‘ru dlutrict of
the town of Orange. making for rural
delivery from the West. Haven office.
The. route proposed extends along the
shore homer-n Cove River and Oyster
rivcr. and has a frontage of two miles
on the Hound. Mr. Sperry roferred the
politlou to the post office department. ‘1
with u fuyorublc recommendation. ImpJ
usltcd lhut this route ho investigatet
in conjunction with "(he one proposcd
from (It-undo Post Office.
’I‘hc civil ucrvico comtuluslon have
just Issued lhclr manual of uxumiuu-
.Iull-‘ tor llulzz ‘iucto will lu- llll‘l’l"
I).lllIllll:lIlUllll iii‘ili in (‘onluwIII-nt dul‘
lug tho ycar, our in Hartford Milt-ch
ill for all positions cxccpt tcclllnnl oli-
I-s, HIII‘II an cxamincrs in the Illilt'lll
tiliicv. Thom will also be one. In linl't-
lord on April 22nd for all tccltnicul p0~
«ititum. uud one in Middletown on the
noun day for tho some poultione.
DAIRYMEN'S ASSOCIATION.
Program for Twentydirst Annual Con-
vention to be held In Hartford.
'I‘Itc lwcnly-llrst unnuul convention
of tho Ct‘mncclicut Iluirytuun’s Assoc.—
Iallon will be held of Jewell Ilull in
Hartford, on \\’lulncsduy and TIIIII‘S'
day, .luuuury 2‘.‘ and 23. Sccrctury
Georgc III. Munchcstcr, of Winstcll. IIIIS
urrullucd uu uttractlrc program. and
in the list of speakers nppcur the
names of acme of tho loading dairy
mun of the country. The sessions of
the convention will be opened on Wed-
ucsday morning by the annual address
of. Presldcnt Hubert F‘, Potter. of Moo-
towosc. Addresses will then be given
as follows‘ 'The Principles of Dairy-
‘ug :Is ’l'tt'iglll at tllc School of Proc-
ticul Agriculturo and Ilorliculturv at
Ilriurclill‘ Manor. N. Y., and as Prac-
tiscd on the Briarcliff Farms,‘ Direc
tor George T, l’owcll. Bl'iarclii‘f, N. \'.:
"I‘hc liailyytuan a Factor in ()ur l’olltl
cul Economy.“ lion. Goorgc William
llorton, Ilreu'stcrs. N. Y.; “The Vet
mont Dairyman and thc bile-mums lu‘
Ills Success.“ .l. 0. Sanford. Stamford
Vt; "Sonic Essential Elements In tho
Breeding of thc Dairy Cow.‘ \'alunc_\
E. Fuller, New York, editor of thc “.lcr
soy Advocutc null Dairylnan.”
At the session Wednesday cycnlug
Mayor liurbison will make an address
of wclcomc. idward Van Alstyuc ol‘
iiindcrhoolt. N. Y.. superintl-‘ndcut of
thc l’udAmcricun Model Farm. Will
apt-alt on ”Thu Silt) as tho Most
Economical Way of Funding Stock."
and Dr. Austin Pctcrs. of Boston chair
than of tthussul-husctts dairy mm
mission, on "The licncfits to bc llcriy-
cd froth n'Svstctn of (‘uttlc and Slablc
luspccfion."
At the morning session Thursday ol-
licers will be elected and gcnrral bust
ucss will be transacted. 'l‘licrc will
then be pnpcrs as follows: "Lessons
from tho Modcl Dairy at thc PauAmcr
icon," by Edward \‘an Alstyuc: "’l‘hc
\Ericultural Experiment Station :Is an
.-\id to the I‘luirymun." by \l', 0. At
wnlcr, Middlctown, director of the
Storrs experiment. station: “Dairy In
surnucc Policics.“ by .Ioscplt l.. liills
director of the \‘ormout t-xpcrimcut
station,
The following premiums arc ollcrod
for dairy exhibits: Butler mode by
crcarncries $120; lulttcr mndc by pri
vatc dairies. M00: displays of granu-
lutud butter, Sill: displays of butlcr
for market. 325: cheese Inudc by Inc
iOl'il‘5 or priynto tlnirics. $10: discrn
liounry premiums. $15; host buttcr
from any hrcod of rogistcrcti cows
$10: spccial prcntlutns by dairy supply
lioust-s. to ho au'nrdcd lo lllt‘ four cV
ltibitors in tlusscs l and $8.3. 'l‘hv
lust namcd prcmiulns will he dividvd'
Iliuhcsl scorn $40: second best score.
$30; third bcst scorn. SIT»: fourth bcst
Acorn, Sin,
0
Thc I‘onlributor rcmcmbcrs that al-
tcr thc grcal South Norwnlk disaster
of show runny ycal‘s ago was ill-~-
lhcrr- nus a general remark that the
New York and New Haven road, was
Inc Silit‘rl mud in lho countryw tray~
“I on " ‘I‘hc samc thing may or sold
today of going through. the tunnvl
:\II_\'Ullt’ who I'cols nervous or apprc
hensivo of a trip to New York can
rcst assured that thc tunnel just. now
is as snfc a place as there is in lhc
world. Engineers wont be “making up
time" in it inst now. There are our
luin turcaulious in railroad trawl
which sonic pcuplc always obscrvo
They ncrcr if they can help it. ride in
the rear car and IIIPN always. if pos-
sible. sit in the middle of“ the car.
Thcsc precautions would not have
neatly helped thcm had they been on
the South Norwnlk train and. while
The Contributor dislikes to discourage
a cautious spirit. It In his own feeling
that. such people are as a rule over-
cuutioua. When one thinks of the
numbcrless time: a man may travel
on railroad trains, live to a good old
age and die in his bed without having
oncc been In a. railroad accident. it
brings home uppreclation of the fact
that death or Injury on a railroad In
about the least chance that anyone
takes. Ono after all I: about as like-
ly to die of a stroke of lightning or by
falling down stairs in his own home
and breaking .s neck—«Waterbury
American.
NOW FULL-PLEDGE!) LAWYER.
The. Ridgednld PM me: (In Do-
cember 27. Smuel Nicholas. who I!
connected with the law omce of Hurl-
-butl & Doria, of Norwnlk, went. to
Hmtord to like his preliminary ex-
amination: for .edmlulon to the bu.
Min there. he went to Walkman!
vitamins visited friends and unturnedI
w»BidneleId..’l‘huuu.v. Ir. Nichol”
has since been notified that no wu'
woman. and anthem-Hy our“
the “evolution. A you or on m.
in. N‘Icholu took the nomination
but did not me, but being mum
la, ' ‘ .
> . no.” it» . t' A,“
Summing
will!
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ha, a _ 9" III’ I.“ ' In.
. . . , ,, . ., #4.]... (fl , .1 . «w
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no out Expo-loll of Martin will lsirlngenls Is IItlIIo cure. but
Only «soother In Dilute-‘4": Still In III! Blood lllll Sun» or later VIIII
Imprint of “II III IIIIII or lmlt IIuI Elsa-lion, Perhaps Find It:
mm a Iml
alumni and lo» Imullilo Spot.“ Which
Will All to fill Illfrm Ifllllflffflllilli Disease.
.\ tllstihguishcti specialist ill Lb»-
:rcatlucnt of cutnrrhul diseases says:
"Powders, lotions. salve-s. sprays
uul inliulcrs cannot l'cnlly curr c.l
Ial'rlr because this tiiscust- is a blood
disc-list», and Im-ul applications, it tho)
tccomplish anything at nil, simply
giro transient rclicf
'. . - .
"'l‘hc cnturl'hal poison Is In lilt‘ blood
and the mucous.luclnbrauc of thc now
throat and brunt-hint tubcn tries to
rclicvc tllc syslcm by Ff‘l'l‘t'lllli.’ largo
.iuuutllios of mucous llll‘ dischm'ut-
sometimes closing up
dropping, into the throat, musing lil'lil-
bliss by closing the cuslnchian luluu.
lilll ullcr a limo causing catltrrh of th.»
slotuuch or scl'ious throut uud qu:
troubles. “
"A rcmcdy to rcuily cut-c cttlut'rb
.‘ullst bc uu iutcl'nul rcmcdy which Will
.‘ll-ullsc the blood from t-aturrhtll poi
son and rcmovc it from tho systcm
\l'llcn this. in done Ihc local cnprcssion
of cutni'rh In tltc mucous liil‘llllll‘lllil“
will diuuppcar.“
This is: abundantly pruwu bl III"
illt‘ccss uttcnding the il>l' ul‘ Sltlull s
t‘utart-h 'I‘nblcls. lukcn intcrnuliy and
acting uuou tbc «'onslitution only
through lht- blood tltcy oycrcomc tlu-
:yslcmlc pct-displmititm to the discusv
ind antitlolu- tu' l'lIllllIillll' ull catnrrhul
‘mison. 'I‘bcy t‘lll‘t‘ column of Illit‘ purl
Is rcndiii in. of other parts no lllllll-‘l’
where it lurk: in tllt- nl'slvlll lhcy will
cure it null equal misc and coconut.»
Thr- (’lllii' ru llllltll‘H-HI sllll'vt'ct‘ has sup
ply to tdiu- lilt‘lll .lllli .luy will do th'v
lust.
\‘l‘lliln- ll luiahl syn-m, as rulurrh ut
it‘llS thl- rltiu lltT‘ISIIIIIIIIil' ll’t’Zl.‘lIlli In
l‘liliil‘l'll In {iii shilll and tho lnurtmza
n‘wmbrum ucut-Ii always than Hllin‘N
sprays, “onto-s, and olhct lucul appli
cations. living nppllrd dirvcl to HIV cu
act 5pm when» lhc catnrrh umuifcsls
itst-If, would bc the most rulluunl lrcat.
Int-ht. ycl this has bccn coinnlusircly
proren not to Im so. 'I‘hc cxiél-unl or
covering skin and the mucous mum
brand which is a continuuncc of tho
same and but an inturnal or lining
skin, are made and repaired from tho
blood, and cutnrrh is a blood dispose
manlfcsting itself in them. most fre-
quently in the lining skin or mucous
lllc nostril \
uustnlu'nnc be-cuusv it is of lincr and
more delicate lcxturc and much liallli‘l'
affected. Thus it follows that any rcm-
t-dy. to pink» :1 pcrtnaucnt cure, must
ncl on and through tlw blood. and
When the blood is purllicd front cn~
tnrrhal poison llw ut’tcctcd skin or run-
cous mumbrtlnc will bcconu- natural
nud iit'aillll'.
llcmcmbct‘ alums thul l'lllill‘t‘ll
much morc than just an :liltucnt of lbw
HOSP. (.‘uturrh is a systcmiv discom-
pcrhapn oftellvr :Iilvflllil: thi- mucous
ummbruuc lining: tho nosc thou nny
nthor mu- placo but ft'v-qucntly Iindiu:
will clscwberc
(j‘utnrrh is thc beginning of morn
discord-s than all othcr calliscs com-
binctl and is t-apablc of nllacking mint
tluids, tirsucs illlll orgnns of tlu- body.
This malady gi-ls into tho outside or
.‘tl\‘l‘l‘illl.! skin and is known as N'T."
out, which In tiw most ircquvnt tliscasc
of lllc inlenumvut, oror om-vlhil‘d of
:III casvs ot‘ sklrlllisrivusc bciug eczema:
il gcts into the from! causing a filthy
:tnd oil'Insirc dlschdruclrmn and fro
quwutly ulceration rolling or decoy
of its. tissuvs; its. gcts Into lhc f‘i'l'r‘a
uuxl tlimiulshos thcir beauty and usw
iulnr-ss. Into rho throul and injurrs
lbc \oil'c: into lilt‘ custzichilln lulu-
.ln-l llllliliit' our, impairing hcnring or
causine "hcud noisvs ’; into llil‘ stom-
ach :lud producvs dyspt-psiu: into lht-
bowels win-n it is called dinrrht-u lus
lullly chronic diarrhml; into Ibo Iylu.‘
Mimics null but-onion scrotum: into ti:-
ll‘ellll‘dlur') orgunnluutl t-nltscs lvrou
tlllll}. and (unwilllmlutl, mlu the lll'lll
.lry orgults :lnd .-nt:\..~: lulu... s discasc
.lllli bltuitb 1' il'lilllllt‘.» llllll tliv pvlyit
organs of worm-l. :Illll dcyt-lops various:
annoying. and Illsll'ftrlllg conditions
L'cuvl’alh rely in d to "it‘IIIIIIt‘ Wcal:
turns.“
(lulurrh of tho tl‘ll~ dc skin or lull":
uncut of tho m.- v'.ll'5_ l'lll.~'l'_ throut
I-roulhiu‘. tutu» lungs livct’. stoma: h
tulwcls, kidncys 'bladd-r and othcr or
Kdllfn is but a low! ttlzlnifcelalion of :.
bulging constitutional disc-use, hunc-
lllu- folly of allt-ulplillu its run» will; in
«all applications .Illllzr IIIZII only sup
prwss or sluolltcr it for n time. It
'nccds scorching RyHt-lllli‘ modicalion
to effectually (‘I‘dlllt‘l if“ this blightmg
taint from Ilw rousflltltimr. Purcly lo
cal treatment will ttllI)’ suppress Its
outward uianirt dalim in om- spot
u t I no k
d ccpct‘
illlw II in lo pct-harps
mort- important and
structurcs
Stuart's (‘utnrrh 'l‘dblcts are taken
internally, they scorch out and clim-
inati- l‘II'ill'I‘Ilill poison whcrcrer the
blood mics and that. moans to «ivory
nook and coruvr of thc body. 'I‘liiu is
how thcv illiVl‘ nun lhcir great rcputa-
mm for positin- and permanent cures.
This, iii why so runny tcstify that they
urn t-urml so ill" disr-asc does not come
back utter u timt- A core that Is rad
ical and lasting is thc only I‘tllll curc.
It Is cosy to dry up or driw in and
.«upprous culalrll at sumo loval point,
with drying (Ir :tstringcnt uppiicutionu,
but that is only a mills-rabb- subter-
I‘ltec n ulakcsbilt that will soon be
uppm-cut whcn trculmcnt l5 IIISCUl'liilb
umi. Not so with tho radical constitu-
tional f‘lll'l' by tho mm of Stuart's (‘u»
thrill 'l‘nblcts. ullich, though not so
i'IlllI'l of action as are some supprchs-
ing ulcusurvs, arc lasting and satis»
factory to the curl. 'l‘hc catarrhal
cutislitllllun out-c. rightcd tho first iittlc
cold docs not bring about it rcturn of
Hill disc-.150. The ccrtainty and par-
tuatncncy of thc cures lit,'(‘.()mpIIShPll by
Stuart's (‘otarrh Tabb-ts accounts for
thv fact that tho multitudc of pcoplc
who him- nocd thorn arc so lavish in
liif‘il‘ l‘If‘aIlil'.
A Icnding tiruglllut In Albany speak-
ing of «alarm curcs. says' "I have
sold \‘ltrmuu (‘lltnl'rll I‘lll‘w‘. for years.
but Ila-.l- ncve-r sold any which gaw-
snt-h [it"ll‘l‘lll satisfaction as Stuart‘s
\‘llllirlll Tablets .noy «villain in II
pleasant cunwnlrutcd form all tbc
llv-st and Iotost I'iiilll'l'll rvncdics, and
llllal‘l‘ll Sllflrl‘t'l‘s’ who haw usml douch
t-s, sprays and salvo-s, haw bccn astou-
ishwl at tho quick rclic-f and permu-
ucnl rcsulls obtuinmi Mini: a week‘s
list" of Shrunk: Cutarrh Talilcls.”
If you love health a sww-t breath
and a clear head. If you wish to rid
yoursclf of the systt-mlc toudcncics. as
null as tho disagreeablc local urani-
it'sllllllllls of cuturrb, Stuart’s (.lntnrrh
'l‘ublclu arc your hopc. and. if persist
unlly usod for a reasonable time. will
provc your redemption from this prer-
nicn', iotlthmmc and m-cntunlly tlan
gerous diul'dse. ,
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets can. be
bought at any drug slow. for 50 cents
a box,
:50le
vented
LISTING BY REGISTRARS.
New Enrollment Statute Goes Into El.
fact Next Mom...
I
‘lin tho lirst I-‘ridul' of next momh.‘
under a law passed by the hm heglsv
Idlure. caucus lcgislmtlon is to bcgln
in thin Slaw. The most important. pro-
visions of the act arc for listing by
lowurcglatrars of rotors, who mum
declare by application the party in the-
prtmuries of which they desire to par-
ticipate. The lists can lw called for
by fifteen persons at caucus bulletins
and no one can vote onions on the
lists. violations or attempted violations
of the statuui being punished by line
of not more than $100 or sixty days'
imprisonment. or both. ’. ...s leads the
New Haven Journal and Courier to
say: The mime of the law are very
unccruin. but muybe serious. It .5
novel In Oonnootlcut. and la Iiuble to
make vet-Ion: trouble If utrictly cu-
forced. especielly - In the country.
whore preliminary Mutation will be
difficult. and few when are on yet
ware of the law. In the opinion of
name the effectof the luwwlll be In
turn the prim-rte: our to the politic
Inns and party workers. Others think
the law will my. I dud letter. and
there In authorizing to sustain that
view In the fact that. although the new
atomic wouldlmlntnrpmm as going
Into effect In“, Amer. limo-t nono'
of the town realm" acted then In
the mm The statute am not up
plytto Mahmud; 1mm ten
normal. of the ml vote at the Int
.. pronoun election.
t elm-m luuuw Haven. .
mm mm,
W‘
VII
hum llw‘l‘bo pod
STATE FIRE MARSHAL.
‘Result of Six Months' Work Shows
' Some lncerdlarism.
'I‘h- law creating ihc officc of static
‘lin- marshal according to the New
York Evening Pmd. which bocumc of.
tectlvc July I. lllhl, is the first or-
ganizcd and ('ulllproltcnsivc mow-moot
vvcr underlnkcn in l'onnocticul to Tl“
rill-ms inccndim-lsut
wart advocated by H..- firc undorwrll
in: Intcmsls, uud Itu- operation of thc
new brunch of F-lllll‘ government is
being watched uith general public In
forest. .‘ilthough the odice Is not thor-
‘oughly organized ycl. results lireudy
achieved are (IDL‘OUX'IIEIRK. in alluding
to It Stale I-‘Irc Marshal John A.
Rusllng, of Bridgeport, said to a cor-
respondent of The livonlng Post:
"The
law Justify tho windmn of the genornl
assembly In mating the once. Our
experience. although short. warrants
the conciunlon that Connecticut hen
been uffllctcd with much Incendlamm.
onclnl Investlgmon Into about 75
am of a suspicioun nature has all
ready been concluded or II stillin pm-
nesn. In a groin merry cm. of.
though Iuoendumm Is morally cor-
Ialn. It wont be bully “Inhibited.
In uvernl cures] however. the evi-
dence but boon supernatant Ind poll-
uve. and we diam monotonic-ll
mutton. Thu month!” of the
love-ligation: lullconridenblc and
mammalian“??? ‘
ylncraunx, lam
tin «Thaw Ind risk which I lire-
buv hum than. The gramme m
ability damning and prosecution.
mmm I; to to am out in:
. u... mans-m or
«to Incen-
of
'l‘hc legislation 1
practical operation» of the!
‘ WANT HOMESEEKERS IN TEXAS.
HOUSTON, Tex., Juuiiary iI.—-It ts
:nnnounccd by Traflic Manager S. i“. B.
lMorec thal the Southern Pacific Is
lpropurlnx to trend over the north and
mm from 600 to 1.000 Immigrant ag-
ents, whow busincss will ho to Induce
humesvckeru to wow to Louiunnu and
Texas. The road In to guard the
printout-churn against land spcculators.
é gel/m ,
rim diploma in on every hr: of tin- tannin
five per-mm,
mmwm-muoua:
l
I
ND WIFE LIVING IN A
SHANTV.
DANBURY, Conn. Janulry lI-In‘
lveslignllon by an exam of the Hu-
mane Socioty revenlud the fact that
Orrin W. Wildmuu ud his wife were
living In u about! In the woodl nbout
four miles from this city. to II destitute
condition. Wildmln In 83 retro of nge.
and but wife hourly the name. They
«III both be cnmd for by the town.
The hulblnd II a cripple from rheuma-
tism and III helping. They have both
suffered i great dog! till: I'Ililfl‘.
A PflOFITAILI INVIITMINT.
”I was tumbled for about seven
yearn with my ' In bed lull
my time." says-mg
‘AGED MAN A
i
TO SELL PEAS QUICKLY.
Canned peas at 10 cents per can.
Quality final class and value hllzhal'
than the price asked. L’HOMMEDIEU
BROS., East Norwalk.
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READ AND PROFIT. .
Pillsbury'a Plymouth onto, 3 91:53.,
250; Pillnbury'a Out Food, linked. c
pkg; l’llibury'n Flaked Wheat, 2 1:1:qu
253;. The almple fact that these spade
bed: the name of ‘Plllsbury Is suffic-
lcnt guarantee if quality. E. H. MORE
HOUSE. Went avenue.
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THE BUSIEBT PLACE IN NORWALK
Those days Is LEWIS'S PHOTO-
GRAPH GALLERY. Sittings from 10
a. in. to 3:30 p. In. First quality work.
New designs of mountings. Popular
prices. Sitting»: Sundayu until the ROI-
Idnys, from 10 u. in. to 2:30 p. In.
W»
CARL SCHAUB'S NEW YEAR.
All are Iuyilt-d to tho, New Your did
our and isuppcr III the IMPERIAL
CAFE. I will hill a 250-pound pig.
which will he nerve-d to all.
HAVE YOU TRIED
The Old Wcll Porteoto cigar? It's
:. cool, uwuct. delightful smoke that
will fascinate you. They are carefully
mode from tho vcry best selected to-
bacco. Try one. Every one sells them.
Ill.“ WELL CIGAR (30.. 83 Washing-
ton Street.
IF YOU'RE LOOKING FOR .
flood syrup we have It. It's certainly
fine and we only ask 15c per quart
jar. Large pickles at I‘ll: per dozen.
See them and you will appreciate that.
the price is all right. CONRAD
BECKER. Washington street. South
Nlll‘Wllik.
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LOSS BY FIRE.
When It can bc done at so small a
lnsurcs furniturc and household goods
for $350 for three yearn against loss by
fire or lightning. TAYLOR & GOLD-
EN. Wushlngton street, So. Norwnlk.
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SITTINGS FOR PHOTOGRAPHS.
Persons desiring to all for Photo-
graphs during these winter months
will find It much to their advantage
If they will avoid the late afternoon
hours. The light after 3:30 p. m. In
uncertain, cvcn on pleasant days, ul-
thmitzh it is possible to make a nega»
tire at I o'clock. G. 8. NORTH.
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THE IDEAL FLUSH VALVE
is noiseless, closes with jar or water
hammer. Has no tank. See it In or»
oration in our display room. HORACE
ll. Nash. corner North Main and West
streets, South Norwalk.
“#4.“-
GIFTDOM FOR HOLIDAYS.
liur store is the center of sensible
gifts for the (thilh. man or woman. We
harc nit-cly framed pictures. free orna-
ments. toys of every descriptionvdhls
means mechanical toys. too: dainty
cords. calendars. hooks for the little
tots. In fact everything imaginable la
here. H. E .BODWELL. Washington
street, South Norwaiu.
mg...
FILL YOUR BIN.
Let us fill your cool pin with the best
zrndc of coal. that will last a little bet-
tcr than other grades. and at the same
brute—.3375 a ton. Prompt attention
Courteous treatment. IRVING LOCK»
WOOD Al 00.. 122 Water Street.
Iliono 3H».
Wt-II that watch or clock needs fix.
lug, Wt- repair such and place them
in correct running order at rcauonable
t-hurgcs. .It-wclry jobbinz is also our
specialty. II. S. R001). So. Main St.
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TROUBLED WITH YOUR WASH?
letting a good. careful vrasherwo‘
man is, we lcnow, one of the dlfllcult
affairs In llfc. It‘s no trouble to get
us to do your washing. We are always
at the same stand. always ready to call
for washingrnnd to deliver name when
it is done. No worry to you; no run-
ning away with clothing. etc. We
wash the clothing sent up and return
it. Now. If you let us get this wash
Thursday. Friday or Salurdny, to be
delivered Monday or Tuesday. We will
wash .a surprisingly large number of
plemjor fifty cents. CRESCENT
LAUNDRY. Water St. So. Norwnlk.
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HERE‘S THE PLACE
To get your stable supplies at rea-
sonable prices. A largo assortment of
horse- blankets. III grades. from 31 to
85. Plush lop robes. $2.25 to '4. All
kinds of harness. carriages and run.
abouts and In fact everything on
wheels. we veil. General repairing I
specialty.
LUTHER. M. WRIGHT.
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NEW STYLE CORSETB.
From the bent makers In the coun-
try, and hourly every lady In this oom-
munlty decided to buy a new pnlr of
carpet; for winter wear. Wish we
could convince you that your corset
mommy 1nd this Item go together.
J. A. HISLOP & 00..
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THE BRIDGE FISH MARKET.
Fine blonwr mackerel, 1% m 2
pounds each. Blue Point outer-I. All
kinds of duh 1nd onto". long and
round clams.
W—
8. I. TILLOTOON
Offers a nu flock of Japanese chino;
dainty. useful. end at u low price.
nunl elem sale of outing and l-
ot-wo boil. your cholco at ”c. (lane
at cm and mum bat-ulna. Also
epoch! prion on oil W m.
. mull; hm uid VI“! to rent. chil-
:1.“ bound: a greatly redone!
on.
”4?.“ .
voun can.” 21;“: or cup.
In In. ad «Helm
Samar-ville
Ind. "I spent. about um ad never
could get mythlng to p :1...qu I
tried Kodol Dim, f , I um
taken it fun bind-- and drummer:
wall.” You don't only m M
M In! what you did”! “I ,
Kym donut: m
but! you
com
dot.
Egg“ ’3 BUSINESS
Wuwuolfovmw ffov.
In madame-am
cost, why not protctzt yourself? 8110'
Saturn-Joanne, 5’
WMWWWW.
.‘-‘.-‘~lI .,
HAVE YOU TRIED TH! inure
CIGAR? .
‘ This ulnar In making a name for It.-
nelf In the Norwalka. It has a Sumo:
trn wrapper and combination, filter.
It la mode In a chain facility, by su-
parlor workmen. It’ll put'up either
25 In a box or 5.0.. to all t the trlde. It
Is sold by WHELPLE & CLARK.
cor. Main and Washington Directs. Bo.
Norwalk. 1' r ..
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NOW IS THE TIME
To think about selecting your Christ-
mas present. Our stock this year of-
fers the largest assortment to be found
in the Twin Cities. . Fancy chins. of
every tiesorlptlon, lamps, toilet wore.
art pictures, 20c and up. Sterling Illi-
ver novelties this week, 19o. Every-
thing in picture books for the child-
ren can be found here. See the 5 and
10 cent. window In a few days, of DA-
MON'S. Free delivery.
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HOLIDAY FRUIT;
We have secured special fruits for
anu‘ trndo. Very nice orangel, “Ju-
malca, Florida. California Granger.
fancy apples. grapes and new null.
EDWIN WILCOX. Washlngton street,
South Nor-walk. Phone 1435.
”.4,
OF INTEREST ‘TO MEAT BUYERO.
()ur Iin huddle Is very nice Indeed.
and the shrimp are‘very suitable for
salads and we have ground bone for
chickens. CHAUB'S MARKET.
Washington at eel.
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OUR PICTURE‘GALLERY.
For Saturday bid we will give up,
our entire carpet eportmeut. to dis»-
play medallions and other pictures.
many of them being copies of famous
works of art. You are cordially Invit-
ed to come and enjoy It. A. DICKER-
[MAN & SON. st Washington street.
.South Norwnlk.
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SMOKERB' DELIGHT
are a good drawing cigar and pipe.
We have especially for Xmas trade.
JOHN OLDENSOJJIGER, Washing-
ton street, 80. Nbrwnlk.
”D...“
THE so. NORWALK TRUST (:0.
Can assist you with your financial bus-
Iness, no matter 'what In; character.
()ur facilities for handling the general
banking business cannot be excelled.
Our savings department pays the high.
est rate of Interest on deposits. Trusts
of all kinds receive the careful atten-
tion of our officers and attorneys. If
you desire to purchase stocks or bonds,
or send drafts to any part. of Europe.
we can serve you. ‘ c
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CHOCOLATE BON BOMB. 28¢ LB.
These candles are usually sold at a
much higher price. The price is cut
lfor this week only. OWEN'S, North
Main street.
W
ORANGESI CHANGES!
We call your attention to Florida
Oranges—good ones. too. rest assured.
The lot we have are runnlng exeep
tionally nice. , CENTRAL FOOD COIL,
PANY. Washington Street. South
Norwnlk. Phone 130.
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8. I. MILLS'S ASSORTMENT.
or fancy pillow tops and stamped lin-
ens most complete in the city. Our
$1.00 giace and mocha kid gloves are
the best made and warranted. lmporb
ers' sample line embroidered handker-
chlefs. Over 200 styles, way under
price. Large line golf gloves, mitten:
and Onyx hosiery at attractive prices.
00 YOU NEED NEW GLOVES?
Then you will surely be Interested
In this ad. Driving gloves, wth flaring
wrist, fur tops. otherwise buck skin, at
$1 per pair. A very good leather glove
at Me. See It to appreciate. Child-
run'u Mite. No. D. GOTTLIEB, North
Main street. South'Norwulk.
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THE MISSES DAWSON
Would just mention a few Items among
their stock suitable for gifts: Hand-
herchiefs. gloves. hose. muslin under-
wear. neckwenr, comb and brush nets.
hat. bonnet and clothes brushes, bric-
a-brac. pictures and books.
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Versatility often consists of making
a different kind of a fool of oneself
every day. -
DON'T LIVE TOGETHER.
Constlpltlon and health never go to-
:ether. DeWItt'l Little Fairly Risers
promote easy action of the bowels
without distress. "I have been troubl-
ed with coativonens nine years," an
I. 0. Greene, Donauw, Ind. “l have
tried many remedies, but Little Early
Rivers give best reunite." George 0.
Stillmn.
A hrllllant future In not to dame
a young man before he has a chance
to catch up with It.
SOME FOOLIOH PEOPLE
Allow a cough to run until It not: be.
road the reach of medicine. They of-
ten say, "Oh, It will wen sway.“ but
In most ones It will wear them‘lwly.
Gould they be Induced to try the' Inc»
control medicine culled Kemp'l Mull
which In sold on u notitfve count“
to cure, they Would Immediately m
the excellent effect. after taking tho
ant don. Price 360 and Me. 'l'rlul
me free. At all drugglm.
The trouble with hearing both nidu
Mentor-yin Illnvolmnddublo
amount of [on to. ,
CHILI) WORTHMI MONO. .
‘ “if; chin! “nil-Th ml Ibu- Ill ‘0.”
1 n to. or , ,m
“7%! I would M79 Im- hm
bailout nurchuedlbottllofou
luau“ Gout Onto." Ono Ilium
Cough Cum I: sure cure for ..
impound ritual and fun; , ,r
An absolutely um mun cure ‘
minimal I]. _ ~
_. Inlet:
all] “kit! It II _
$°2€l§liiW$ ‘ 7‘ II
4qu have n how: of Odom y
cousin ours hill y. M m: In“ u.
m” ‘ W. '
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Norwalk Chronicler