is. New mass can
A Grand itapids politicians
resents a prominent manufactulw’g uh bppr . . A will“
concern Ind travels‘l‘tbrougb central admin 9. Trump“; or . Willis Do not subs-um wil-
‘ A~ «be or outwitonlpsdnssr‘ot-
ting afterward. Ups incipient
in selecting. Use care in buy.
iris. our stock is isms enousb
to afford you lost the right pm
A Aflpcr A, 3 ,.
W Wind0w Shades.
1 . in stock and to order.
. ;.: Pictures.
L Nothlng makes the home"
more cheerful.
and southern Niobium. relates the
ioliowinrrogsrdi’pp the new catprru
sure. he pay a: B
was suffering from optsrrh of‘the
head hroat and stomach for several
years. I heard of Stuart's ustsrrh 'i’ob
lets quite accidentally and like every-
thing else i Immediately bouaht a
lingo Ind‘ was decidedly surprised
t the immediate relief it allot-dad me
and still more to find "*a‘ complete care
after several wopiig'A‘Ausc. “
stock. 212 per month '
The census bureau in ills re Mrt
the Secretary of the iilterior rebootiy
made above that the m twenty’ A
eight Connecticut plastered lbs}. .3
the census pulse 1 t
noose wAN . ‘ roll ouAM
m
Letter From Lipuunpnt Merit: to
Norvuik cupptpr ILA
idsa. N. ‘9!
Dear Madam: in response to a re
quest from our friend Mrs 8. it. Weed
in rd no oilser for the island of
Guam. i have to stoic that its my lot
lotion makes it I w y subject. Tb
nailvéswalied 0h oriswsre obi ‘A
floor from an do alpolnt of vi
‘..
sine been
bibles willoaiidt vauli
the Pacific Nell Delano ~.
sobedil waist
~ lddiio
Notch balms Tumult ‘
A these steamer cohmsnisA has
less been MuBIIM‘son A
which in this We
no more than have
mANSLIo Hill
new 1. NDONJ‘ re
every“ line“
lib“ lendm audio
trademark is
hilltop“ fl
“ 'tinof ii
towel“ rifled?
' The are potdn liing button: psd All woman went mirrors til the Brplnard A ‘ . ‘. » ~ ,
to 15am. racy are an extremely flail“. snout Igsnluayms In 22mm“, or ""1 “mum" mill a“ “ml y' Pictum' Flaming.
A athine people,- ensue Ihd interns . 'Mm -.:;y,m. m " ""3”“ the body wasmundendthevwomsn ar-
WWW “33°3‘V'33 “3 3° ““3“ Slice the American declination ind
rented. She confessed to Coroner
brown that she strangled the child.
#4“
.fiii the coast of Connecticut, and
“all” Till “All MIMI". "All “It
now is to have a force of men
lent habits have to a very loud extent
, resented by the entire Atlan-
roll. will try to force an en
AAAto New York city. These
rep will be similar to those
United States troops stationed in
round New York and in Mason
sits Will be ordered to partic ipatc
A aspirated several thousand
whilrticipute. The Atlantic
is the finest fleet in
will we all its warships and
‘s. and it is expected
wwill demonstrate the
”of military and naval
tion with this. the depart
chided to lnyite the entire
{disclaim users to partial
d it first the intention of
Hunt to salt the New York
limits militia to take part
3 r'épreséniatloas of a pro
unnoticut ofllclal in the War
‘ that Oonuedticut ought to
first chance. the original
The invitation from
input will be sent to the
as commander in chief of
' Q fill will belissuod either
by Should the Connec-
' Guard accept the Invi-
they will be placed among the
troops. but will retain their
A nltolion and their own oili-
éy would simply be under the
‘ ‘of regular army officer and
L aar- chief. The naval mili-
_ state will also be invited;
ll”; .‘llo! you an opportunity to
. on boar the regular naval ve's
L ‘ the squadron. They also will
Led to retain their organization
cord. *’ '
, stalls of this plan have not as
It will probably
with or more for that. The.
tin navy omcers stationed in
n are very much interested
porinlont, and expect a eight
other state thus far has. over
van an opportunity to witness
l Mdolph, the chief of the ar-
reach of the army. has charge
army and of the arrangements
ii Eommander Cowles, of the navy.
lol‘lnlng similar service for the
l Both are extremely interested
do everything in their power
the experiment a success.
department hopes that the Gov
“will be able to accept the invi
- or the militia of the state and
tho Connecticut troops will en-
" to the spirit of the thing No
.4 its yet. been determined up-
hill the manoeuvres will probably
co sometime in July or August.
of\ti a will be allowed the
troops. *get ready. bbouid his
WW be accepted and able army
W’i‘I will be detailed to help put.
M to yet been deternlllled who
filo commandar- -in-chief of the
' .~but General Miles, the
cor in the army, will pro-
figs“ of the demonptra—
direct the defensemin‘
add“;
' 3}"
V $0 I
treasury department was in-
this morning of t’l‘lclfgh chthst
mass meeting tuba e or-
in prompt Igal tithe el ion
to for- the no 'hobbo chad
niteiy postponed The dc-
officials declared that so far
Were concerned the matter
’lue site bud been so.
hull the
ll the lot choaen.Superv1s.
chlteot {Paylor said that so far
once was concerned more was
:A-further that they could do.
Al . ,2 entered into a contractdwtifih
’ til his moral-tr. an «3
grit: would interiors with
or this property would be
r. Smith Ind his sister
. which. in: Mr. '1‘»-
ps not likely to diap-
of.“ piss" is in receipt of.
of‘pr from cttiriens of
Abuthorefsrsthenuuwlhs
pArchitect. u the whole
, .m inh suds. .
' rspdr filmsfl‘afi
. I the numbers of
mg island Sound and get . r A
and on my. return home from a trip 1
gave him a‘zfow oi‘ the tablets one Suh-
-l)etroit lawyer told me that. Stuart‘s
on the advice of' his physician that
buildinv. would he«
Mb“ pro-
lll have. a little son whomlngs In
a boys' choir in one of onus min‘cnt
churches. and he is greatly troubled
with honlssflcss and throat weakness.
day morning when he. had complained
of hoarseness. He was delighted with
their effect. removing all huskiness in
a few minutes and making the voice
clear and strong.
"As the tablets are very pleasant to
the taste, I had no difficulty in persua
ding him to use. them regularly.
“Our family physician told us they
were an antiseptic preparation of un-
doubted merit and that he himself had
no hesitation in using and recommend-
ing Stuart’s Catarrh Tablets for any
form of cutarrii.
"I have since. met many public
speakers and professional singers who
used them constantly. A prominent
Catalrh Tablets kept his throat in fine
shape during the most trying weather,
and that he had long since discarded
the use of charm lozenges and trochcs
they contained so much tolu, potash
and opium as to render their use a
danger to hchlth."
Stuart's Cuta'rrh Tablets are large.
pleasant tasting lozenges. composed of
outdrrhal-antiseptics. like Red Gum.
Blood Root. etc. .. and sold by druggisln
everywhere at 50 cents for full treat
moat. 'A ..
They act upon the blood and mud-
ous membrane and their composition
and remarkable puccess has won the
approval of pity icians. as well on
thousands of {so orers from nasal cu
tarrh; throat troubles and caturrh of
stomach.
A little book on treatment of caturrb
mailed free by addressing A. A. Suart
00.. Marshall, Mich. fill-lb
House resolutions fiom the Brewers“
Union No.126 of Waterbury, urging
Congress to pass a law restricting im-
migration. Also a petition from the
same union in favor of the building of
warships in our navy yards. A poll-
tion" from the Carpenters Union of
Waterbury favoring restriction of in
migration was also introduced by Mr.
Sperry In this connection itv Amighi
bn well to note that the committee on
the Judiciary has reported tor the
House a bill to protect the life of the
president and also to exclude undesir-
able immigrants The bill is not. how-
ever. a general immigration bill such
as will probably be reported later on.
but isislmply intended to exclude those.
convicted of crime or oYflh'prcbistlc
pntecedchtsl .
The Senate apd the H ‘late yes
fordsy afternoon took up a consid-
eration of pension bills 1’and passed
quite a lot of them. There were sov-
cral Connecticut bills on the calendars
of the two, uses. and all of them
passed in to Senate. There. were
two that were not reached in the.
House, and they went over to the next
time pensions come up. The House
unlisted th’d‘ bill granting a pension of
912 per'month to Thomas Butler. of
New Haven. who served in the rcgu
lar army and accidentally lost his arm
while on furlough. Mr. Sperry in
troduced i is bill.
The bill in favor of John (laden, of
Stamford. also passed. This bill can
that a pension of 920 I munch. which
is in place of the in he is now set-
ting. ngan is now totally blind. He
served in (.‘olnpally B Twentieth Con.
iisctleut Volunteers. Mr. Hill intro
ducell this bill. At the other end of
the capitol the Senate passed the
House bill in behalf of Mrs. Susan ii
Parties. of new haven. for I pension
of 925 per month. This bill has
upsurge-ed soothe item .and so soon
is also hr:
come I luv. airs. Parties is the wide
or of Naiorli A, I‘Ps
. appears.
the Pl'edidbilt will b6 ' .
nice. of the .
no nu WA
disappeared. Thrift and education
would be greatly encouraged by pine,
lag the means within their easy reach.
i have. therefore, topoggest that in
line. with helping those good people.
contributions of the following would
once:
First-Primors lat 2d and 3d readv
Pl‘S.
Secondwllluglish and Spanish- Hus
lish dictionaries? , A.
'i‘hlrd-evMotbor Gould: sci ice and 0th
or nursery rhymes
Fourth~Patriotic songs and music.
if sent to this oflld‘e i have tender-
ed my services to see that they nrr-
dispatched by army transportation to
Guam via San Francisco. Trustlnu
that this matter may be placed before
your society. with best wishes for in
successful issue. I am yours
Very sincerely
‘ AAA‘LBERT MORITZ.
Lieutenant U. 8. Navy.
P S. I may add lhlli i now nearly
a year' s service in the Island of Guam A
1900-1901 s'crving with both Governors
Leary and Schroeder. i remember
Connecticut‘s contribution of reading
matter and the pleasure with which
our marines received same. The pres
cut plea is for the natives. A
Contributions of old school books of
primary grades and of children. s sfx‘iry
books. etc. will he received at the Cell
trai Club at any time. either from,
members of the Norwaik Chapter or
others interested in helping the
schools of Guam
”'
A TWO owouces onaurso.
M
Alonzo Moody's Last Good Bye—Des"
tion Claimed.
.ludge Hilda A. Robinson heard and
granted two divorces yesterday after-
noon. Mury E. Moody married Alonzo
bloody on December iii. 1896. 0n the
evening of March id, 1897. Alonzo wont
home and had his supper. Thou he said
good bye to his wife. went. out null she
has not seen him since. He lives In
Trumbull, while she resides in Bridge
port, so near and yet so far. The dc
crce was granted and the plaintiff was
allowed to resume her maiden name of
Stillman,
Edith Gilbert complained of donor
lion, too. She married him-u C. (lilbcrl
in ..luno 1894i lie left her in February
1898 and has not lived with her. since
although she was at all times ready
and willing to. The court. gave the
decree.
in the action brought by Jane Wash
burn against the Stamford Street Rail-
way Company, the plaintiff was order
on to file an additional bond of 325
within a week.
Henry F. Fritz. of Fairfleld through
his counsel. John S. Pullman. asked
the court for permission to change his
name to Henry 2‘ Williams. He came
to this country from Germany. In 1890
somebody called him Williams and the
name has clung to him ever since. Now
he has not used to it and prefers it to
Fritz and he tells the court that he
would rather be Williams. l—lls petl
tion wsAa granted.
CRUISER CINCINNATI ARRIVES.
NEW YOLiK. February 1b.-
United States cruiser Cincinnati ar-
rived this morning from Hampton
Roads. passing in Quarantine st 9‘: as
a. in. She will anchor (in Tompkins
ville. in company with the Illinois and
Olympia which arrived there prev-
iously to await the coming of Prince
Henry of Prussia next Saturday and
take part in his reception. The cruis
en San Francisco. which wui complete
the number of warships to take part
in the r;coeption sailed from Hampton
Roads the day before the Cincinnati
and is expected here dining the day.
MIA-ho wsuLAA vautsv peso.
WALLA WADLA, Wash” Febrile
walrus Union may says that occur
in; lo plans outlined by a civil
cor professing“ tolls in the service
the Romanian railroad system. um
rsilrmd is contemplating building imp
lilillngs Montana. some the Blue
smalls. Amalia uni wuss wail
‘vfllfl‘ Ilr- Milton “Om Milli brll'
tho Coimbis river avoid Winnie
road will no to forlisnd .M' the
north bank of tbptw
be“ perhaps, of the greatestlmport-
'iils ..
y...
' tor suit ior rent amounting to 93. 000
{A
She will be presented to the police
court on a charge of infantlcide. .
Varn‘iSll.
Says your furniture.
A APPLicArloLN nerueso
RTFORD February lbw-Judge
Wheeler. in thug nperior Court. ye Aer-
day. remiss tho ‘ppiicetiou of the li-
limantlo Traction Company for a lind-
inng public convenience and neces-
city for the construction of a line from
South Coventry to Willimantic and
thence6 id Baltic. After a number of
citizens had testified that the. propos-
all road would give an improvement
on the service provided by tile Obn-
solidatod and the Central Vermont
Judge Wheeler'uskcd as to the basin
oial standing of the. organization; lie
was informed that a Boston capitalist
stood ready to construct the line this
spring. in refusing the application
Judge Wheeler advised the promolcrs
to get the. Boston capitalist to obligate .
himself to build the load. The matter ‘
will come. up again next Friday when
the prbmolcrs expect to have the band In
asked for by the court.
who.“ i
SOME FOOLlSH PEOPLE
Allow a cough to fun until it gets no .
yond the reach of medicine. They of
ten say. “.Oll itwl will wear away." but,
in most cases it will wear them away. 1
Could they be induced to try the suc
cessfui medicine called Kemp' s Balsam
which is sold on a positive guarantee
to cure they wduill immediately see:
the excellent effect after taking the
first dose. Price 25c and 500. Trial
also free. At all druggists
moiAN cousrs new: waisoic.
Tl
0
AHDMORE, LT February 15. «A'
decision of importance to the Chicka-
saw and Croctuw tribes of indians has '
been handed down by United States
Judge Townsend. in which the courts
holds that the courts of these tribesp
havii jurisdiction. except in criminal
cases and that when an ludiau applies
to the tribal court first it can assume
jurisdiction. The decision moans that
In Ian courts and laws are to be per- i
be tinted until March 4.1906. under
the terms of the Atoku agreement. The
opinion grew out of an attack upon the 3
validity of the tribal laws it being;
contended that Congress had an up ‘
piication repealed them
SAVED A‘ BOV'I LIFE.
Mrs. OIptsin H. ’Hubbsrd. of Mil
ford. Deb. says: “Brazilian Balm say ;
an my boys life. He began lust like
the one we lost with croup Vega .
him a low doses He quiolfly dropped
to sleep. and was all right in the morn .
lug." “germ sale by it H. Planted Ind
l
MANY—“1 SUITB'WITHDRAWN.‘
NEW HAVEN. February lb.-—~Aftor‘
being in‘oourt for five years two suits
involving the local firms of Dillon and
Douglass and loo and Hoyt were
withdrawn. yesterday. a settlement
having been rendered privately The.
unburned firm sued the other for;
decay of eggs in storage Ind I sound.
was ’brought by the last named llrm.
The “this of the settlement are not
made public.
spacious not To would
The waderful activity of tile new
century is shown by an enormous do
a a... gag“ harem
; L L B i
liiiolllnsss.
A W!
riled 2 only the
till... a... A
ISA Dull-AV.
[the splendid tonic. blood purifier and
roll D. Bigelow. of Roxbury. Mass.
f nor of the Dwight-fellowship of Yale.
damages of 040. 000 on account of the .-
ESTLALTE 06!! 'TO NEW YORK.
Lyude Harrisonrw pod R. A. Erwin. Ex.
motors III pried Voptsrday. ‘
NEW HAVEN. February lb—ln the
Probate Court yesterday afternoon the
resignations of Robert A. Erwin. of
New York and Lynda Harrison of-A
New Haven. executors of the will of
Henry B Plant. were submitted and
non pted. In explanations of the res-.
ign tious Mr. Erwin said: “They moan '
that the estate will be probated in New ‘
York."
The hearing on the account of the
executors was held in the Probate
court yesterday afternoon. The ac-
count shows the estate to be worth
”6.500.000. There was no objection
to the. account and it was accepted.
A LEGACY OF THE GRIP.
In often a rundown system. Wealt-
ncss. nervousness, lack of appetite. en-
ergy and ambition. with disordered
liter and kidneys often follow an at-
;tuck of this wretched disease The
gerstesl need then is Electric Bitters.
regulator of Stomach Liver and Kid-
ncys. 'i‘llousailds iiilve plovcd that
they wonderfully strengthen the
nerves build up the system. and re-
store to health and good spirits after
an attack of Grip ll suffering try
them. Only 500. Perfect satisfaction
guaranteed by iv‘ H. Baxter
BIGELOW WOMFELLDWSHIP.
NEW HAVEN, February l5.-\Vill‘-
was announced yesterday as the win-
Hc is a senior in the Divinity school
and was graduated from the academy
department of Harvard in 1888. His
fellowship amounts to $500.1t is
awarded for excellence in scholarship.
A bequest which will probably amount
to $10. 000 has been received by Yale
us a part of the residuary estate of the
late Solomon blend of Greenwwlch It
will be devoted to the edu'ostiou of
two students In the Divinity school.
ONLY culls FOR DYBPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New castle,
Del. says: “i suffered for years with
dyspepsia. Used to have great dis
trees and belching. i tried everything
.l could hear of. but nothing helped me
till i took Brazilian Balm. Ind one 60
cent bottle cured me completely."
For sale by R. H. Pillared Ind F. H.
Baxter.
o
loosen LEITER oomo NICELY.
NEW'YOIIK February il—‘i‘hosc
A who are attending Joseph holler. wuo :
:iies ill at No. 22 West 33rd street. .
said today that he had passed the
factorlly us could be cxpcctcd.
sucKLsN's lA‘ancA sAtvs.
pound in thew rid to contrast I has
and kill pains;0 rep Cuts basis 3 run
and Bruises. our... Inflammation.
masters Plies. Millions of Bones sold
yearly. Workd’ivoh hers in Dolls, illi-
eel-s. Felons, Skill phone. it cures
capo pay. 25o It 2‘. ii; Baxter‘s drug
I re.
TOM Na'rois MIN LIINTINOIDZ
WIN TED. February iii-Three Tor-
ripstop men. pl] Poles. pleaded guilty
in the Superior Court yellsrda puer-
noon to larceny of brass from
Brass (in. They were ulvcnt0 ind tel:
miaphsiscntehc diffusion
PM» “p.
pheasants-side;
. 3...
night wolland was getting along nice- A _'
ly. He is still Weak. but it was said
that the case was progressing Hill-Br
The best and most famous com- ‘
:-
units”..c...."~a urn.
-w.
.l.
Painting and
. In}. Klifli’l
mould Pitts Paper Handing
{W’dfl “gig?“ MIMI M“ Get your- -orders in for next
W alél' mdbgfiiw'lei "m“ “I”: fimmg’
llllll “HOME 00.. loll immune
~ DECKER
87 WASHINGTON s'rilnE'r
south No‘rwalk.
.‘l”AA
Milli lilill‘ Plllli' lingo. Telephone Connection:
0 e l A ll ' .
Pure white d an an? a . p n m" m 1'" ' 8'80
mixed by banded i weir lyrics"?
as long and cover double ear-3
face as machinery mixed. The
house of William mavens and f '
Stephen Wilcox. both on Sou
Main street. were belated b his
in this manner ever played
ago. They are till ~
Your house it its serial 9‘.
~lf i paint it. My office; i2 ‘
min street. its incidence;
Elm Grove “that. -‘ “
South Norwalk
Build thief.
Notice is hereby given that the
Hoard of Mile! of the (lily blufiouth
Norwalk will meet on Wednesdamlpm
nary 22.1902.at 7: 80 o’clock on 9
o’clock p. m.. Saturday, February 1.
1902 at 2 o'clock to 5 o’clock p m.. '
Wednesday, February 6,1902,at 'ii 80
~ olelock to 9 oclock p. m.. " ‘Wsdnes-
day. February l2.1902.at '1‘. 30
o'clock to 9 o'clock p. m.: Thurdey,
February 20.1.1902, at 1:80 o'clock to 9
olclock p. m.. in the Council chamber
in Haviland street. in said city. for the
purpose of hearing and ooternllnlilg
all appeals from the doings of the as-
sessors of said city on the list of 1201.
Dated at South Henrik.- January
20,1902
JOHN F M'MAHON.
MATTHEW CONBETT.
118 to f20 Board of Belief.
m
I l ' :l' , ‘
Highest Cash Prices.
Discarded machinery or I‘ll binds
olpingptesm and water iittinu. stem
and buildors‘ hardware bought and
sold. Headquarters for refuse mom-é
rubber. feathers and all articles
you would like to dispose of.
53““ cash prides will he lipid.”h b;
rpilng on
ABRAHAM HARRIS
is a 15 Hammad lit
Notice by postal will receive Ill-mm
.When you buy cool you want. All full
measure. Notionly- want Hia‘lflltll”
right but the quantity as well. When
you place the order with us you are
sure of satisfaction in every bit of coal
you buy. ‘
Place your orders with us and get
your money's worm. Our price equals
any and our coal surpasses all.
lulu bailout in
Successors to i3. Harris
122 Water St. Tel. 31-5
Branch Office. 2 80. Main St.
1847 - L 1902. stisntion.
Gpen'lam. loop. in. closedfib
Plumbing and Steam nu: surely a
ten. primaries“
eep one I ..
Hal Wiser ”siting.
lAIfolillrliIIrlpo. A Flash
stllhvlldllnnlighsm.
Gas on Steam Fitti V
Gas Fixtures? Motel Colllgg. etc. alve‘
Have you seen bur stocu of
N . c H M 0 N D N A N G E 3 2 Noiseiess, closes without in or wa-
ter batsmen. Has no tank.
17 wanagraaa'r NOHWALK. ’ THE IDEAL
9-star . vowmsrca Passsuna' emu.
LATING' ILUBH VALVE.
A self adiustlu pressure r’egulator.
applied to As Flue 'Vslve operated by
direct presrure. ”villain-gas the some
amount of water in the some length of
time, rognrdiess of the head or pres-
sure in serving pipe.
Bee it in operation“ in our display
Horne ll Null
(iii balm Ag listless
OUR“ NEW GOODS
comm
W? .-
Are now In stock. A MMA .A A . .. .. ‘
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