' 9719:1111. llhos'rd‘lot 36mm 11 mun-ii '1 11b.
e 11 u to see
this: also 1 Will
package and
at the lmmedi
1 and still album.
after several 1111111 3’ use.
NOTON February 12~lican
bounced with certainty that
L . AmUpildkl mates dis-
.Oo‘nnuticut has proc-
Tho announce-
or, hot the bottom to the
7 to Judge Plait has dropped
And thorn is hardly anything now
lion prevent his 1191 111iug the
it has been pretty well known
me time down here that tho
1 tint telt inclined towmds Senator
it can but that he wished to not
.. 1 "troll! as.i.o his standing among
. “l“ f. the‘ state. Judge. Plutt’s
i7 the state were not idle and
many who personally en'
in for the. place can be 1111.111-
ouch well known uttomeys as
lain ill. odds. of Hartford, Al
Webb Morsuousc and Dean
and, or New Haven; ex Congress
to hen W Kellogg? of Water-
’ el‘t B. Colt, of New London.
M Holcomb. of Southiugtou.
hints of Meriden endorsed
all: as well
pposition to Judge Plait has
liable to select any one can
it has been db
Hungerford
Impassi‘bllity.
Tillage Care was not really a candidate
'0 many of the lawyrns oi the State
reigned too see him icinl‘ncd on theI
Wérlor Court bench where1
himself 1191 v popular
matter of fact there has been
opposltlori to Judge Firm
.01 a very b ginning. There were
or candidate mentioned. but the
tingle never grew bitter. It is known
i. Governor McLean. while he did
01’ speak for or 11111101 1.11 Judgc Plutt
that any one the president might
o of the candidates mentioned
it'll (be acccp table to him. This 1.1.
llly. the gonerul sentiment
shoot the state at least as 1-11
'7 ll by those. that [1111 c bocu (Iou'n'
‘ "pro in relation to llli‘ mutter
e objections that might be urged
the president to Judge Platt's ap-
. lment were fully explaiucd to him
men one of the Connc1ticui congress-
611,, who stands 1'111'1 dose to the
his! executive. The (RSO was laid
‘i‘e him without keeping buck anv-
ln‘ and the result was that the pi es-
as well conversant with all the.
(ii the matter and was able. to
intelligently tho masons pro
be in
tho mutter stands todav the ap-
' i: Mi! probably be made .is
11111 piesident returns f1oin
ound impossible f01 tbr1 president
0 nime‘ Judge l’lntt. the appointment
ill be “it with Senator Plait. This
i adorns the senator wishes to .11 old
lie has held aloof in this 1111111111
i110 beginning preferring that his
ILllould get the place on his own
til. For this reason It is firmly be-
It! now that the piesident will
'the selection himself. .
7 I o o
be long drawn out fight 01er the
margarine question Is at last ovel.
». the house and Mr. liemy who has
01M 1: use of It has earned his r-cs
bite. 1' two months he has been 01
Vet-run with oleomaignrlnc and mum
_ pie arguing mo and con. Then
‘ struggle in the house developed
a very serious afiali and was 11
71 hit matter to handle. Mr. Henry
ul '1 himself with cicdlt and 1'11.-
the oongr atulstlous of his col-
After its passage of the bill.
ww‘one amendment that pass
so in. relation to renovated
‘ ich may cause some delay
the bill gets to 'the senate. It
. 100 coiled renovated butter prac-
ly on the some footing with also.
. sentiment of the house was very
in favor of this amendment.
- I, Lls looked upon as a proper mos.
Still. those Interested In thll
.3, hotly have never had a chance for
1137, and may ask for one when
Mll so to the. senate committee
on. Thu vote to substi-
‘, a minority bill was defeated: in
-. bydtll to 117. which 11911 the
vote Ailéihptsd Mr. Henry
him If very much pleased
thé 111111.111“! is mind
1111111111111... of tho
conildoratlon of
la 7printliin bill for the current
llWIl' “MM tot
in I fowl days. The bill curries
rl of 0131701059
. motor ‘l'ti‘ut' - .
j ’01
moi-1m
concord and travels um‘m rental
and southsrn Michigan. relates the
"ft‘lll‘dwln‘g regarding the new naturist
cure, he says:
‘wmr whoring from catirrh of in;
bond thrust and stomach for semi-ii
dllke every-
y bought ll.
surpris
clledlflgliordod 1:ng
11.9116 .11 consists cure
"l have a little son who sings in
11 boys’ choir In one of our prominent
churChes. and he. is greatly troubled
with hoursenoss and throat weakness,
and on- my return home from A trip 1
gave him a fs'w of the tablets one Sun-
day morning when he had complained
‘of homscucss. He w as delighted with
their effect, rqnioving nil husklnoss in
11 low minutes and making the volt-11
clcar and strong.
”As the tablets 1111.1 very 11111111111111.)
the taste i had no illii‘lc'ulty in pcrsun
ding him to use them regularly.
“(,llll“ family physician told us they
wore an antiseptic preparation of 1111-
doubted merit and that he himself had
no hesitation In using and rccommcud-
lug Stuart's Cutarrb 'l‘nblcts for any
form of cutnrrli.
“l have since 111111. many public
speakers and professional singers who
used them constantly. A prominent
Detroit lawyer told me that Stuart‘s
Catarrh Tablets kept his throat in line
shape during the most trying weather.
and that he had long since discarded
the use of cheap lozenges and troches
on tho advice of his physician that
they contained so much tolu. potash
and opium as to vendor ihcir 111111 a
danger to health."
Stuart‘s (,‘ntarrb ‘l‘ublcts arc largo.
pleasant tasting lozenges, composcd of
catarrhal untiscplics, like Red Gum.
Blood Root. 111.11.. and sold by druggists
everywhere at :‘10 ocuts for full trout
nieut. ‘
They not upon the blood and muc-
0115 membrane and their composition
and remarkable 1111111111511 has con ihc
approval (if physicians. as Well as
thousands of sufferers from nasal 1-11-
tarrh, throat troubles and cutarrb of
stomach.
A little book on treatment of catnrrh
mailcd free by addressing A. A. Short
(‘11.. Marshall, Mich. , fill-Io
route betwccu Prospect
Clicshire.
and Wost
. t D D
A pension of Sill per month
granted iodny to Lyman P. Warner.
Bridgeport.
“'{lS
ii
I
The [intent oflice has just. issued .1
patent for a rammcr to Alfred E. Ham-
mer. of Brauiord. This machine con-
sists of a dcflcctable ramming bond
for use in ramming bent cores and .1
roller at the end thereof journnlcd
transversely thereto. I11 connection
with this there is a bent core box rc-
cipiocslly arranged counseling with
the roller and a link propelled altc1
nutely In opposite dilHeCllOllS
The Bradley and Hubbard Company.
of Mcridcu. have become the owners
of a lamp burner invented and potent-
1111 by William 1, Penileld. of that cit1.
The burner has vertically moveablc
chimney sundry formed with a 1111 k
stock collar adapted to be engaged by
thi.1 wick to limit the upward move
mont thereof in this way the. wick I1
prevented from smoking. The gallery
11:. so constructed as to be. lookitdill 'ill
Its depressed or arm:
against the biting nctlomrl'fie
I
t
The navy department has detorniln‘
'cd upon an sxténoivo hprogrn'in of mm:
oeuveis of the No hAtlsllthi 010040;
ron on the New- mind (:63de
next summer. ‘A special n‘pdropril:
rthls purpose. it is propvo‘sad to have
fjolnt manoouvers with the luilitio and
It is probable that the moral mill 11 1
too New England static trill be Ashe
to Join. The arrangements for this
cruise have not on yet been completed.
but the department has determined to
have molt «til Dummy.“ user
1‘17Flshers Month: clout omldoipi New
:L’ondo Trip-711mm 11.11.19
New Avon And Bridgeport in fact
all Along the Connecticut coast.
1 ' vow": '
Hon John B. Buckgor Hominid; i»
In Wn‘shioxtou. Although It on nor.
W h . h i the rotor-
W111 1i ~i111n1Tli1i' lion lll'lll
31111111111111 tell:
, wWilllnin Augustus L'l‘ylLer. a pioneer
7 1.111111111111111 of New Haven. corn. died
' here the past week. and was found to
1h";- Accumulated-.11 fortune of “00¢
1100.111: larger part of which goes to.
his wife.
union,
. 1sonvi le.7lll..
7 on. Conn.
years of age, and was born In New
,in driving cattlcirom New Haven to
. 1111. Boston market. thus obtaining his
" first start in life.
crate circumstances.
tion of 8120000 has been asked for '
1qu Willi llilti lit lililillillilillll
iluiiluui iliiii lei H1111
LL vindication. .
‘..Y February 18.
the balance being divided
friends In .Blhghsmton. Jack-
Chicago and New Hav-
1Mr. Tyler 'wns eighty-two
tlovonJ At an early use he engaged
He came west and
prospered. accumulating considomblc
property. which he later lost through
unfortunate speculations. He was
married» bras. times. and for many
years ha lived In 11 small cottage at
Port Dickinson
It was supposed ho was in very mLod-
lie was peculiar
to 11 degree, and last week when the
blizzard that swept this portion of the
stniowss raging. he walked from his
home in Port Dickinson. to this city
and back. a distance of six miles, for
two days. without an overcoat. con~
tructing pneumonia. which terminated
fatally
Yesterday the will of Mr. Tyler was
presented for :- prob to In the Surro~
gnte's 'Court' and the extent ofvvhlsv-nr-
cumuluted fortune was for like first
time made public. (.llnusc iii-of the will
provides: “i give to Mary V. Block-
stone' and her sister, Emeline E.
Blackstone. daughter of my aim. Mary
Blackstone. who resides In the town of
llrauford. New Haven. 001111.. 83.000."
"1114 give to Charles Bradley and
his wife. of New Haven. Conn. 84,000.
in case. Charles Bradley has debts
against him so that said amount 0i
any considerable part of it would be
likely to be taken by creditors. 1 di-
rect my executors to pay the money to
his wife and children for their own use
and benefit. absolutely.“
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STATE OFFICERS lN BRIDGEPORT.
Prominent Members of 8. A. R. Enter.
tamed by Mr. and Mrs. Birdseye.
Prominent members in Connecticut
of tho Sons of'ihe American Revolu
lion wcrc outcrtulned Tuesday evening
by Ml‘. and Mrs. l. W. Birdseye. at
their homo, 1’33 ii‘eirt'icid avenuc.
liridgcport. The interior of the house.
was prettily decorated in honor of the
guests and an orchestra provided llvo
ly music. Mrs, Martin Starts-vent
snug several selections. (icorge K
Birdseye delivered an address. and
State President Jonathan Trumbull ex
pressed his pleasure at. coming in
Bridgeport. Zalmon Goodseil respond
oil In behalf of ueucrul Gold Seller-k
Sillimnn brunch. of Bridgeport. A
luncheon was served the guests.
Those nrcsont included State Presi
dent Jonathan Trumbull. of Norwich:
\Fico President Edwin S. Greeley. of
New Haven; Secretary )hurles (l.
Stone. of Hartford: Treasurer William
E. Chandler, of New Haven: Regis:
trur Hobcrt L. Hoichkiss, of New H11»
vcn; Eli (.‘.. Birdseye. of Meriden; R11-
Ius E, Holes, of Winsted; Mark L.
Sperry, Isaac W. Brooks, Henry G.
Sherwood. Henry B. Simonds. Charis:
Bridgeport; Louis R. Cheney. Sylvest-
1111 C. Dunhum. Frank B. Guy. J. Cool-
idge Hills, of Hartford: H. Wales
Lines. , of Merlden: Henry Woodward.
of Mlddletown: F‘. St. .lohn backwoods
of Norwalk; William M. Oloott. of.
Norwich; Nathan Eastorbrook. .lr., of
New Haven; Morris B. Bosrdsley,,'l‘ho
mas P. Taylor. of Bridgeport; George
C. F. Williams and lievsr‘ett Bellman
of Hartford Edsnr' J. Doolittle Levi
E. One and Walter Hubbard. of Morl-
111111: Ernest m'Rogors, of New Lon-
don: Charles F. Brooker. of Ansonia;
Samuel Dssksm of Norwalk; Merritt
Hemingway of Watercown; Frederick
l3 Rice and Robert W. Hill. of Water-
bury; Everett E. Lord of New Haven:
.l.ohn H. Harmon, oi Meridian; Curl
.l Visits: of New iondon Charles A.
‘ duintsrd. of Norwalk
61111111 ‘or‘ sight" suit.
up. also at A 11151.: 15115111101111;
At may E 0 ulh oi I‘i‘liluoport.
Deputy Sheriff Orville Hull died
yesterday noon at his 11011111 in Munroe.
”second “11' hbont as roots of m
and 1m boon 11111111. tor some fuse with
a complication of affections which 119-;
suited In heart tailors. Doomed at;
one that represented his district In.
thwlo‘gi‘tlntofim us 111.1111 for may
11mm moi prom . I
litmus! “”1131:an
with “Ito
It 00'th 0
11011411
tall
bc‘l
1-
Thst which follows is the experience
of A midilnt of South Norwslk.
creduliiy iiAnuot
ineut, becsuss 161. Lil easily be Investi
sated 7
M1'.Chiirlos Fl.‘ Warren, son of the
wollknown oystgr plentei or 2 Chest
nut street has the following to say
About Dunn's Kidney Pills.
1.111.111.1111 and wsAk kidneys from early-
Mchildbood‘
dies. but never received any. perms-m...
nsnt benefit until I commenced using
Dunn's Kidney Pills, which i procured
at Plsiated's drug storol
had been using them and was so piano
on with their results thut l was In- 7
lluoed to try them.
their representations are all that is
claimed for them.
backache."
p
a box.
ialo. N, Y..
Stiliots.7 -
Remember the unmewnoau's—«and
“Martha you aré a. Christian Science
‘0! course. Jonas."
just sit Lout in
downtown and give all the rooms ab-
sent treatments-{illicith Recordiller.
iild. .
7h
in
lot about the state»
“i had
7 1 ohm all kinds of route
My father
I uni satisfied that
They cured 1my
or saloby all dealers, price 50 cents
Foster-Mllburn Company. Buf-
solo agents for the United
11 no otnur.
level-.19"
\V‘ell Martha don‘t clean house
the yard while. im
01111111101111 Bank.
(311
,lO
d0
of
Is
tic
B. Buckingham, Harry G. Stevens. of ' 'L "
The
January
Iniol‘bst
i
«ll
.Chaiter Extension.
Office of the Comptroller of the Cur-
WHEREAS by satisfactory evidence
promoted to the undersigned
been made to appear that “The City
National Bank. of South Norwalk," 111
the (lily of South
ucctlcui_
provisions of the "Act of Congress to
enable National‘lhnking Associations
for other purposes; approved July
lZih. 1111,12.
NOW 'l‘HElilillv‘LORE l.
lililxely Comptrollei of the Currency.
tlonll Bank of South Nor-walk." In the
,t‘lty of South Norwalk in the County
the period specified In its amended or
close of business on January in. 1922.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF
rut": scum murmur
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
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runny.
Washington. D. 0..
January 31. lhti".
It has
Norwalk. In the
unty of li‘airiicld, and State. of (.‘on-
hns complied with all the
extend their corporate existence and
William B.
hereby certify that “The City NI-
Fslrheld and State of Connecticut
authorized to have succession for
lea of association. namely until
wit-
ness my hand and Soul
of Lo‘filce this thirty first
day of January 1902.
WM. B. RIDGELY.
Comptroller of the Currency.
No. 2643.
(Soul)
at tho'ralc of
Four
has gone into our books, and
may be drawn at any time.
Those who prefer to let their
Interest remain. can have
same entered on their peas
books at their convenience.
“shrines 111111111. 7
Nl'i‘ldD BANK
UILDINQ.
per
room
no 111111. nos.
7 ugh”
Profit to Principle
'ro 1411111: ‘A 11111.11. «did:
TRlMM‘ED HATS
ALT HALF Puffer: .
An excellent opportunity to malts a
change to your Winter list at a small
expense. The best one: and qualities
all Included without We. ' 777 7.
M. F. Aoko‘vm'nn
1,51 MAIN $115013. ' L‘ NPWALK.
Connected with indie tuition es:
tablishmoptm Fine pods 1st 10‘! pvlcss.
Niiwiik lining Wills.
NO. 40 WATER STREET.
SOUTH NOBWALK. 0T.
gun—up—
SOLOMON SCAM. Manager.
Gold. Silver, Nickel and Copper
Plating.
Chandeliers. Hand Irons, Fenders,
Bird Cages and all kinds of
Metal work Repaired
and Refinished.
o
ANTIQUE 1311011211111.
Metal Signs of every description.
uh...»—
B‘t‘s‘ssAdvertislng Signs.
*—
fl'ar‘ge Orders a Specialty.
all! UNIVERSAL
1001) .
1 11101111111
odors ALL KINDS or
FOOD into Clean Cut Unl-
COARSB as wanted.
only.
WIT I'I TH E} J ,Cil OPPl N G ‘
BOWL ALTOGETHER.
CHOPS Potatoes. Meat.
Apples; Cabbage. Breadc—
EVERYTHING.
L A'ma‘chln‘é you wLIII‘L use
every day. Call and see it.
Co'm'stock,
Wgtkins
81 Dow.
112 WASHINGTON eraser.
sou'm nonwsuc
Phone 14347.
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN .1
' HARTFORD RAILROAD.
m
' TIME. TABLE.
w
In Afloat December 1. 1901.
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LEAVE SOUTH N6IWALK FOR
NEW YORK.
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9:50, 10: 28:. 10: 40, 11: “X.
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‘m
0“ . 7:00. 10: 07..
.A.LN—1:0I!i 11:008.."
331
032. 11' 08
083.111”
inst. death while driving his Autism
farm Pieces rim-FINE or
Other machines chop meat 7
THIS DOES AWAY,
A. it.:-—13 35x. 11:55: 11: 111:, s: is 1 ‘
LIAVI NIW YORK FOR 0001'"
NORWAIAK-
Mae-13:03:. 0:00, 0:00. 1:00.
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my... lichen. Sections...
bill: on October ill to rumors liar is
11111111pr 1111 one '01 tbs Ancestors of
horhusbmls «stats. mar woos
grammar; Townsend ticuddsr A
for E. C. Benedict. and George ”Stud
dart. oirfll'ster B'sy. roprossniloti Mrs
Broderick H Benedict.
in reviewing the case. about.
Sosbuiy dismissed the injunction for
tho remorni of ti: Wot. .
mist! that the situations 91'
d‘sus‘htsr- iii-law were not “slalom: for
his 1'.emovsl Mr. Benedict has now
obtained on Injunction “stunt his
douchtsnindaw, prevention her from
diuresis: of any part or bar husband‘s
estate This Iniunction is returnobh
before Judge Seabury at Mlneoln on
February 19
....,........
WHAT'S m A NAME.
‘Good morning Mr. Smythe would
you please loan the your horse blnu;
“Cortsinly; but what 11 '
do with illi' c you wish to
uutornob‘lljuid it Is dreadfully cold. "
1111' and WI 1 you loan of
yearn 111111110 11151111111111 m
M ‘9”: 1' L; 1
am going to the Horse Show. "
Olsen 3
.ot the fluctuation
‘fid will be destroyed forov'or'
L osArsI‘s‘” 101111071“ 1111711111111:
cou'pty dismissed yesterdsy .
flog? lulu“. ymgirt’slusd two 1103ng he}; l9 Wm
. rs slamming?“ .1
wire 111.1111. son of 11.780. L‘ ulna m MM 01111111111111. my: 1
user, And tho is by constitutional rs .
adios. Business ll cloud by In ill
named condition nigh moons lining
When in
tube sets in; luvs A ruin
ling soundo r‘l 111111ch inviting. and
when it is 1711111 1 Wm math}:
the result. audit llA In
can be. when out and mum. to
stored to its normal condition. lie-ring
nine em
out of ten me can.“ by cstsrrh.
which.“ nothing but to inflamed cou-
ditlon of the mucous surfaces.
We will give Ono Handrail Dollars
for any one of Deafness (00.0060 by
onturrh) that cannot be cured by
lHull'“(incl-11h Cure. Sand for clrcth
srs
.LCl-IENEY & 00.. Toledo, 0.
Sold by Drusxlsts, 15c
u .
“I am going‘ to cover my feet in the;
1.... ....._ ......
has
Hall's Family Pills are the best.
17'
‘ii' .
The guests at a woman’ 3 house are
1 usually 01-: two kindl‘r; one all Young
7 1 theyihrt into her 11117611111111,- or‘ 115 11111
that they abuse him.
1 "1
.y- . ”WV.-..._...0M»..___—.
Kid 33 Shoe for Ladies
and $3.50: not perfect, at
Men's Enamel and Box Calf
Shoes ........... ' ...........
good bargain ................
landles‘L'Sto‘rm Rubbers
The Wsdleigh Patent Leather and Fine
The Lounsbury it Mathewson Shoe. $3
Men's Patent and Box Calf" Shoes. a
$3.50
To get the utmost value for
is not gold that glitters; and all
pletc.
It’s your move
14797 Washington Street,
._-I‘ I
—
u
may look alike to you, but there's a. difference.
fully bought and we gusrnntee it to be of superior quality. A nor. 1
chase today means satisfaction. tomorrow.
Coal is distinctly our specialty. Our nssol'tment Is very com-
No other dealer otters such a wide range of choice.
111 011111 T
TO YOURSELF
your money in. buying COAL. 7.All '
Is not cool that's black. All coal
Our coal is com '
(Telephone. 52 3)
John H Ferris,
South Norwalk. Conn.
pm- ........
l
Men’ 5 Youths’
ili":'.‘.:li':§if°‘:':12:33:74": and Furnishings
SUNDAYS. 7 7
. t. “"“' “‘1 ”“- ‘1‘“‘1'1'1 Lless of their original cost
P. lie-3: .731x7. 5:38 6:651. 7:20.
can find some
I71,
117111,,
Clothing.» Sale
Now On.
7 77suils here 11011 and
1101115 1111 be proud '16 wear and 7
there will be 111. additional $211151
faction 0i thinking of how much
lion havesaveii _
I \~
and Bolts Suits
being sold regard-
Yoii
Norwalk Chronicler