IiNG’l‘O pillow
hrtment has been notiflo
drown ,‘out Etrugglo between ..
ii our of Blunt oven nndB I
Witter Than 80:.
.01, _
0d. The troublo. but '
g ‘company dull the ow
" dow land in East Haven is ol‘
I "yenrs' standing. it started
odort of the president of tho
‘3Mr Byron B Johnson to
it draw bridge connlluctcd by the
thighs ovor tho East rivcr. llcV
ii to the War i‘lcpnt‘tmcni io-
Ithlu blldgo us the liver won a
x lo stream.
rule that such IIIIII tho case but
it Matted was hold up and the some.
war never isuucd too mIIdoI for
th ti: ctiou of the lll‘ldgt“
, .9
was taken into the Con
III inurtsI but it is not known at
apartment what tho result of this
. ‘ not full houevoi, two
Edging to tho tIIIp Iock coul
iroin their moorings
gut and carried away the
. I
weianiiée s to this. but a.
a. am It petition was. received
two towns asking the goI
grant permission for tho
of, u now dvke neat the up
tot0,s mat the Tide ‘
I , R Company has enter
contract with the Dyko Com
I loll, is composed of the ownelu
‘ ‘I‘nondows. to erect III. its own
L 8 and present to the Dyko Com
w d kc, Int II point near tho
3 authorized in not of
III legislature of 1812, and
Vibe approval or on en‘ginecI
y the Dykc Company. This
has, been completed. and Inn.
.. bxupnny now withdraws tlIolI
: than to the trap lock company, --
‘ rhmont engineer f0I Con
I out the new dykc 18
I ' ithb prosent oI pr~os
7m, Vlgation f the ,IIlVI8' (II. and
.3’ that. the unprovai of the dcpa‘rt
hi, 8 not needed He recommends
department lsV outisflod with
orient of this controversy, as
t injuriouslv affect nnIigu
u7d§intitrncnt oilicinls ut Wash
' expressed thcll sutisi’ac
is. and have notified the
gnome time The whole
‘3 Iliad. When lilr. Johnson who
.' ribtnited a hop rock qnnr
the minimal residents of
. and East Haven sci ionsly oh
I . us it spoiled their piopcrtv
a the two towns undesirnhhI
II" resorts. Johnson appcn'lod
Micro and representatives
ohusetta, and they in turn
,- the War Depmtment in
‘ time the, citizens Ianti summed
of Brnnfmd and mat Haven
to tho Connecticut delegation
result hits that the whole Inut
Jinn; up for two 01 three yours
supposed here that the new
be lug: take the place of the indgc
I y last full, although the de-
artment is not. dvlucd as to this At
ll event: the department will do no
I I; further in relation to building n
“V bridge over the river. -
.
CONGRESS'IIAIV WHEELER 8 r
I SPEECH
IpreV ntutivo Wheeler of Ken
made such a bitter attack
entilings in relation to the
. all, come very nuco‘mplimen-
in: about the Germans in this
. It made a speech: the out
,Dnr tithe COlllSe ot the some
3?] iett
1898,witb Look foritonthe Ighi: lucenamoled I " VL
a Humid
‘Vd has but: tunic Vi
The dental tment .
ho department, 8 .
‘nccticnt people as follows:
‘iInd Inn cum from homo
.theiI names as iohn MrKc’ev'cI and
.8 tended to enlist in the navy. ’l‘hcy wcrc
‘ postpfllcc
.li reoeiv _
It tho trade mark lumped
vary chest of the. bent I'oofi
,8t'III. ”Flinhnshc II moIe than
.‘ility y'eilr‘ilhc [3n loll standard '
8for host roofing-8. the Ameri‘
f. loihitflldflrdr—«thc World’s Istand- ‘
‘ all,” ow. MI roofing tin m.-
limit: cry uniavo ‘bl o WcotW
condition.
warm 8.4..
V' nukes the best, the driest roofi
lasts longer than any other for
f‘toofinli; cocci no. more than
out that burna, or meltu, or
rircezcs, or breaks. Ask you?
roofer own .
Writ. ,I I“
8to 8 cirn flmhiiiffdufilfi‘, I
for llimtmtfiil book on cooling. 8
AIlflchN TIN i’LME GGMPANV.
W ’1 ill-
-. “8:288
8 .II V
plunt. boiler and engine. should bu
compact and easily portublc.
‘ 8 3 ‘ t F .
8, CONNEQTICUT PENSIONS
Emotions IchoI issued today to Con
(liiginul
Charles it. Bronson. of lir'idgcpoit so
per month; W‘ill IIitiI Spnlu Frodclluk
W. Hildtbrnnd, of Now Britain. 86 per
month. lncI cut-3c, John Waters. ‘
Dnnblu y $8 pcr month and me‘nzo E
Hurrison of Bradford; {1.2 pct month
RUNAWAY BOl :a‘.
'l‘IIo II'IInaIInv bans woic picked III
on I’cnnsylvunlu monuc inst Sunan
night by the Washington police Thur
view taken tonne station ”house Iv here
they finally acknowledged that thcy
hild gnvo
Ric‘hnld Rose both of llnnburv Conn
'l‘heil ages ucie iii and H I-espcctiIo
l.I ThtI boIs wcrc wondering mound
tho city aimlessly in tho slush. not‘
not '0 IIIatlIcI toIiom looking object:
when the pollce gathcrcd them in
They told tho station keeper that the:
named to see Prince llcnry and had
(Ollie down all the uny from Connor
tioIIt. to do this. They also wanted to
soc the president, after which they in.
hold III the House of Dotcntion and
thcil parents notified Reply cume vcs
thdzIy. IIVith Inoncy enough to send
them home. They left last night. punt
tent and prohnbly not ovor anxious to
repent theirmxnericncc. How thcy got
down hcr‘c was not disclosed. but it i:
supposed they bent their wny down.
‘ I ~' 8 .
PETITIONS.
MI Russell today picscntcd in tin
house It petition from the Carpenters
and Jolnerhu Union or New Britain
asking that same of the new warships
be built at the navy yards. MI Sher-III
also plcsonted the resolutions of Typo
quphicni Union No 47 of Now H‘uI cu
favoring the III-enactment of the Chin
use exclusion not and more stringent
inns -in relation to immigration
. n t I
PERSONALS.
Mr. and Mrs. John Milnor, Mrs. Dr
Andrews and Mrs. Sprague, of Moosun
who have been spending II week ir
Wushingtou left for home today
Mr. and Mm J B. Fullerton", of Wii
limsntic. have been in Washington foI
the past week, on a visit to their ruin
the. A. H Davidson. of the House
J A Burrows. or New London lieu
tenant of the, capitol police, but! change
of the police escort «at Prince HemI
when he visited: themapitoi-
David Soyuz.
r
Each tablet stamped
Never sold in bulk. All
V iiiuiwnridurhdnrin hum lIVI'IiVI“
'ljiopoctor Rent-till of the United States
8 cock‘ from a tour of lnnpeotion of the
,. Philippine lslnndc.
.I" the ‘clty tor a tév‘v days: before Ieturn—
in; to“ Wushingldn to make his report
, to. the war dcpultment.
‘L1 the sltII'ntlonV in the Philippines
“ the interior and bring about peace.
.I'i‘iie signal corps bus
IL? w-ork on the islands
-‘ tilt-8 acrvit-c hon lost more men than our
8‘ other dcpu’rtment. I holieva that if the
= 'strength of the signal cm pu was don—V
bots or tho association sat down to II
ill flit lIiIIIIIlI v .
iiIIiIIiI i‘III lIIIIIIIIwIIIrIIiI in Hill V
iiii’lil i’nIiI iili liluldi
SAN FRANUSCO Febrnury L’iiw
Brigudicr (landfill J C. BiuckenIidIsc
Artur. Ieturnéd on the transport Halo
He will remain in
in discussing
he
said:
The
military forces are not wanting to
any extent inst now. no this is the
rainy neutron. After the ruins are 0ch-
i expect the soldicIu will penetrate to
l
Ilslted forty different pilots and found
that there is toomvfor gteut improier 8
menth Thin; posts one much betteI.
howcvcr‘ thnn'rl «imported to find them
done glorious
bird over time the work would he un-
intelruptcd '
. "’l‘hcciimnto fthciuinnds in enervu
tip: and tho i on Isoncinlly fall off in
weight, but it is amazing how they
keep up in nerve for all that. As for
the two hrigndicr gen‘cruln. Smith and
Bull. l have seldom 869D ofllorrn with
uffoilu better in hand. GOIcrInOI 'l‘ni’i
has made meat nt‘lvnnocm‘ont toward
the placing of the inland on n nonreful
and substantial industrial footing 8
‘Thc schools in the island are flour
iflinhlng The native Filipino ‘tlursts n18
ter‘ knoulodgc and Amorirun idenh. The
white teachers who have goon to the
Philippines arc accomplishing grout ire-8
suits but, I mum unit it would be u
glcnt thing if native touchcrn of tho
,‘Philippincs were: ‘s‘cnt lIcIo to study our
form of government.
“i twhink that the time is not no dis-V8
tout when Manila will hour. It populuv,
lion of: a million lnhnliltnntuvéwyeu, n
million and a hair is a. grant non-’8
port. and the Philippines: are most Iniu-
ublc nossonsions. 8
ASBOCiATlDN OF ELKB.
Bridgeport mu Elected Preoident of
Granulation.
The first unnunl meeting of the Con-
necticut Association of ‘hiiks vInII hold
at the 'i'ontiuc hotel in Now ilavon
Icstoftlay. and olllcc'ljn tor the ensuing
IonI‘ Wort- clcutod as follows:
President Fr'odclick ll. Mustcrson
tlrldgeptnt; vice. president .iumcc
Smith Derby; nccn‘oturl, George Bind
loud. New London; hoodlum: Charles
l llllIlou. Hartford.
Aflci the business moottng 135 main
bouquet.
The uoxt, IIVIIIIIIcl Inccilug will be
bold in BI Idgopmt and an outing will
be held during the snmmcr, nt Non
London
The following board of directors was
elected and will serve outI your
H. Kelly. of New Haven ’l‘homnn i.
Reilly. of Mcrlden. .'. A. Reynolds. of
Hut-Itfotd Steven ,J Bouncy of New
London.- i. P. bowler of Waterbury
'l P Howe of Derby John McGlynn oi
Dauburr. Charles H. ilinmun of
Budget Alfied blunt of Norwich
and P Murmur of Tot ringtou Rep
IcscutntiIeR from tho? Putnam and
South Norwnlk lodges will he appoint.-
cd in the odor tutors. ’
HAT TRIMMERS' UNIQNI
Efiort Being Mada to line tho VLMem
‘ bars Unit. with Conical Body.
The Control i‘bor Union or the
Town of Norwnllt 8
not the Hat Trim.
Indigo to militate with me central bout
.ylew recently on
8 poni _ mild) committee
v‘rom tho Hut miner's Assbciation
with It view or making arrangements
1cotniolttec which is
oars Dayton. Wilson
ith the Special com
Trimmenra Asoocia
Miss Buxton
Halt Trimmers
“ "i‘iIVt.I islands cannot be sold to be cu» ‘
I ,8 tirely purified. for a certain amount of
‘ gucIrillII‘ Ivnrture is going on.
That brunch of I
V 8 I on
Bi}
V
CALI. FoR FREE
WILLIAM M. BETTS. 15 Main
lNJLURIIES MAY PROVE FATAL.
Aged Man Struck By A Train At
‘ Naugatuck
NAUGATUCK (‘onn.. Fcbryuar 26
ew'l‘ho Beacon Folio spucinl was the
collar. of ducther uccldcnt loot night
and this time it may result in tho
donth of (lhmlcn O'Connor or Boncon;
Foils.
O'Connor who; in cmployed the II it
walking along Alto railroad tracks to;
tho ntution to die III train for home '8
The train was .I IIIoV‘lIl upon ‘him bcfmc .
he discoIoI-cd it He jumped to one.
side. but was hit by the steps of l8nc8I8
our and was thrown with great toIIcV
against the railroad gates. Ho war-8 ‘
badly cut about,tltc head and his buck
was injured lir. O’Connor is scrum
t) yours old and ouing to this fact it
in [mood that tin- inquios muI prcov
tntui
WWW”.M
BRIDGEPORTL S SLANDEH SUIT
Decision in Favor Of The Defendant
Former Mayor Taylor
BRIDGEPORT, Font-nary 2ii-8A Ivor»
dict for tho Ilclendnnt in theI 320.000
ilbcl notion of Willluni ’l‘. Ferguson ug-
oinst Thomas F. Taylor III the civil
sullpcrior court was brought by the
Jury at 4:05 o'clock ycsteIrduy after-
noon, The pIIIiIItiil’ was formerly u
member oi the board oi’ public works
of Blldgopmt and the defendant was‘
mayo: ’l‘lIeIcI wfir'c thrcc counts dwelt .
upon dining Ihu trial. The first clIuI .
god sluudm und libel. tho sot-cud libel '
and malicious prosecution. the third
slander. ’l‘ho cuso grow out of the
charges of brlbory nod ,multoasnnco
in the. other prcfcrrcd ngumst tho?
plaintiff b) the durcndunt
M... ...,._,....__.........._.w
MiSSlONARIES GOING To CHINA
SALONICHA ltouInuiiu Febr‘uuly 25.
mAt the instuncc of tho'ofiicinis ot‘ the
United Stilton legution at Go stunti-Q
nuplc. Miss Ellen M. Stone an Mme.
Tsilkui, who arrl‘Vved here at ll o'cloek
last night will sturt without delay for I8
Constantinople in the meanwhilcf
they are staring at the missionary
headquaIHters Where the released nus t
lions of their colleagues.
INSANE FROM A KICK , 88 i
VANSONIA Goon. February 262—8’rho-8
adore. Cholks will»; taken to the insane
retreat 'at Middlctown fut treatment
yesterday. Chomp who is I: married
man ulth a family. worked in tho coal
mines in PcnnnvIlIunin ten years be-i
fore coming to A onia. While. he was ,
there he was kicked in tho: head by n
mule and his mental trouble in due
to this injuly. V .
W
MANY ARRESTS lN ROUMVANIA.
BUCHARESLT, Ronnianln February
26 “7A force of. cavalry had to be final
ly called out to disperse the workmen
attémptod Ito inIade thé chamber
1 deputies hero yesterday while Innk-
ltlcntlo of the bill dealing with trad a
, “Sill
. FLAV' ‘
‘- . - VANILLA. 79
IF vou
to.
80m- Sale at. 80. Norwuik by
D..8 Davenpoxt, Lo
ohlila (Bristol (‘0.
[it“ljec
CHARLES E1. SEYMOUR, 33 Washington strcct. South Norwalk.
street, Norwalk. ‘ '
VWomen'c Club President Pass Resoiu
I’mmui vote the Women‘s Club presi-
I, Federation cl
8 to retonsidpr its decision.
.tion at Chicago two years ago over
; tion8 is:
question, he ucttio without rcorgunlzn
“doctrine of ntatc rights."
org which can possibly be achieved
‘ election to an editoial position on the
.E. Bond P. Berm‘nn. H T. Gritlln and
,Iotlonn Iesul‘ted in favor of the follow-
ing: Antonio .lI. Wnring. of Shannan
16a: Robert. 1. Block of Cincinnati
0.; i‘cinberton Barman. of New. You:
8 ly elected members.
sionnrlcs are receiving the congratuln age
, on u codrcés _
As anticipated Ambush ii ' .
in; a demonstration in‘ favor of a mod- .
-‘ THE.” .
83 FERIoRF:
. mrntm‘irw ash
osmium: “$355.
.I m GENT Purim
WENIY VFW: can
AVT Gnocnna.
10 crs. A CAN.
0 Ulbbi
kmun St.
.A V
Ibpgzidimstg
fOR soups ovsi _
Tililtid'irlt
SAMPLE or
coLLoR onesriou ‘serrtizo.
tlon on the Subject
BOSTON February 26—»By. an ln-‘
dents of Massachusetts have declared
themselves in tutor of II compromise
on the question of the admission of
coloxed organizations to the general}
women Clubs. The
compromise loavecthe matter to the
decision of ouch state. ’I‘hc execu-
tive board of tho ctato i‘cdorution has .
lHejf'tteii the compromise but the moat
dcnts him,I usked tho cxccutiIo bomd
'l‘hc controvmsy och tlIcI‘color
qucstion “‘iis prccipltuted by a, (:on8
test whicharoac in tho general fedora.
seating a delegation from a colored,
club belonging to tho Muss. stuto fed-
motion. The c‘ompiotnlso IIhith was
suggested by the Georgia state federal-
Resolved that the color
tion by the strict application of the
THE NEW YALE ‘iLIT” BOARD.
Probabiv the gIcut‘eIIt literary non
during a four years course at Yale
university ate thoso attached to the
Yule Liicrnry Magazine.
The election occurred last (“Honing
whon u meeting of the Junior class was
held in Osbom hnli. E. 1. Fox chair
man of the retiring board moulded
'i‘hII nominations were as (allows: A
..l Waring. (l S. Arnold R L. Block R.
H. 8A. Piutntnor.
Tho ballot for theI election of five
members ftom the nbove list of nomin-
Henry T. Gridln. oi Buflalo N
and George S, Arnold of. New Ha-
you.
At a subsequent menting of the new-
A..J Waring was
elected chairman oi‘ the “hit". board,
and Georgeb ' Arnold business man
J. .
city;
KING EoWARo wnuésbas Rnoss
LONDON Feb
oust
‘IMW.
26 ~For. the first ‘
I:
I!“
citedr more lntorout than the In has
by Colonel W. ll. Nelnon, of thin Kalli
nus (.lty Mullins Tuneup
which, Inuior lilo 'odl‘tor n18
ment of DI.
c‘umc Ii power in tho Miss
.Cblplwl- Nelson unit this publinher oil
I tho Konrad (lily llvcning at
. now issue botII pour-rs. "
One
with this solo In very nuggeptly‘e, in
view of the grounds a
ludicloli's advcitiseru that the
noon paper in the logical tilediiltn hot,
‘ the, merchant who.
anouncomonttlli til
9 Times In In ril-
por than the Blur, tho former aiming
to present only, a condensed summary
of the now3.8
hiya that the ”ample; variety of matv
to: in publlahed in the owning when
if , lto,,.zsub§cllbcis hnvo éihq iolnnro to
6 {Iain Initiim “Wade ‘ 1 “fax“! 15
I" I“ (3 _ ' a
L cause “the may?» iII'fiVln thigh filo g:
Bow
III in
thiI ty s
First.
lotion.
wealth.
Fifth
ing to
torios.
of near
wheat
‘c cut
Bligh
outlay
8i
me‘nsu
Gas
time since his occassion King Edward _
today appeuI ed ’qu p. race course. He
cent to the Konipbon Park, steepin-
chases to see his grand national (in
didath Ambush IL.
stcepl‘eclias'e. This Was Ambush 11’s
first race in public since the hursc Iron
9‘ f the king‘s colors
Victoria
(aged) won the race and its view
was followed by a scene of wild, en-
thuslasnl.
and a half
SEAMEN INJURED IN A roA'LE.‘ _
NEW YORK February ,ZS—r'l‘h ship ’
[gun .
w. F. Bubcook, (of Bath) San Fr
tad: . ‘
The distance was two Inilcs
run in the Stand .
congl-
Ir nun (lollipop gin nttontlco
DI
t
355‘ l Full ilil.
“(icnulnc atampod ‘C. C. (2. Never sold «in built
PROGRESS OF ‘THE UNITED
Second. More
Sixth.
tion of cotton by 228 per. cent. of
Soventh Milltiplicd Its Ifinroad mil-
cago by tom. ‘
th. Gained the ilrt‘st place am- ;
cos the coal. Iron and steel producing
nations.
Ninth Mole than trcblcd its annual
13'. $130 NO
00 acting):
unto. illicit
thing over
bank deposits New York World.
'When you buy coal Vybu want a full
right. but the quantity as well.
you place the order, with Ins-you“ are
sure of sotisfactionl‘n every bit of cool
you buy. L
Place your colors with no not! get
your money‘s worth Our price equal:
any and our coal surpasses nil
iI Img incited t it
122 Water St.» I ,
Branch Office. 2 so. Main St.
SLAIEAND zyrlnnuoumu. , ‘
out Ilcrohilimo ,
lrpio i,‘ plobubly non
onur 3rd,
gniord i
Morrison I
I'ri valley,
circum dance in
wiahosgt hpvoh
, villi? .
save
in cxnlnn‘ntlon,‘ tho Star
an of the dealer who bin to all
"remaining not as good 'i '8
STATES.
9 period of u little more than
ix yours the republic has:
More thou doubled ,its popu-
than
tr'obled “its
Third. Multiplied the ycorly value
of its exportis h ,.
Fourth Nearlyr‘doubi'oo the yearly
value of its imports;
four.
Enlarged the-V union by inad-
it nine utotou and three torri-
including Aiaskn,‘ with on area
iy 600 000 supine milesl
inclcpnod its yearly pipduc-
121 per cent. of corn 9,2 per
iormubllc sobools.,puylng near-
l‘. teat: ers salaries in
V000 .0“ 1‘2870
cd by t r and home-
the commit o Ilts shyings
re. Not‘only want the quality
When
Euccobsorc to D flurrn : .
‘ V Tel; III-L5
184?. i? ‘-' I 1905
Planking and Sfaam Hut
"195‘
Hot Wé‘ur Honing
”of air fluorine.
s'rovns Ann muons.
Gas and Steam Fitting. :8
Fixtures. , Mobil ,Coillpii-
re you soon our ‘stOCIt of
M to B. A N G E s f
"i edies.
Ietc.
nonwhites pillow» bonito
by 1100:; agPiiocggm. as thirtkconnot
on o M torn no 0 tear.
The?” in but comm «Indore dour»
neat and that in by on ltdti‘bnal pom-
Deafness is caused by oil: in-
it of mucous lining
. . to I'll
tube guts in, 10% h
1‘
What: this
have n ruin:
lwlnlg guountl Viral
on it iii mil-III cloned drained: is
hearing. ,8 and
the roeault and unions the inflammation
can bo taken out, a. d thin tubd,‘ ra-
stored to its nurm‘al audition. hosting
will bc destroyed forever; nine chaos
01;:i gt‘tcn palm gunned lbwnénrrh.
w c snot us top n a con-
dition of the Inuc’otiis out! as; 8
We will give one Hun red Dollars
for any ounc- of Deli/rue» (caused by
catath) that cannot be cured by
Hui-laws Iroutnnrh (lure. Send for circu-
«lam!
l? CHENEY K: 00., Toledo,0
slow by Druggiptu 75c
liail’d Family Fliln arc the bust.
‘llumod conditi
of the stat:
of the wulllpitpors we handle are
the most talented and highest
salaried in the proicssion.
Wc‘gets'their best Iprodcutlonu.
and a number of the .hnndsom8
out patterns we sold exclusively
‘ at this store.
Keep these tncts in mind. and
the further fact that the prices
are always loIvcs'tln all grades,
.._...
u
#8.
PIcTuREs .
8 Framed Land Unframed. I
. . .
WI‘NI‘JOW é‘HAoE’s
{in stocknnd to order.
mnrma Ann ‘
PAPER HANGING.
I Getyour orders in {or next.
- spring. ‘
II-
M.
PICTURES ,‘ L .: '
Framed ,toIortier. ‘
ROOM MOUL‘DINQ. I
to Inntch; ypill‘ W?“ Paper.
”DECKER,
B? IWASHING‘TON STREET
V south Norwalk- ,
L Telephone Conncctlon.
on would“ until V8: 30
Hlohosl Cash Prices. .8
Discarded mncblnery Lot all kinds.
pipluz,st‘enm and water fittings. stoves
and buildursi hordwaro bought and
sold. Readout-tern for rofnse mptnltl,
rubber, feathers and all articles that
you would like to disposo of. The
highest cash price: will be void by
collin5 on ‘
. ABRAHAM liARRlVS.
13 a. 15 Raymond at.
Nuticc by postal will receive prompt 8
Noisclops.
tor hammer"
Ase it adju, us pressure roguiator.
applied to n Flush Valve 01)ch by
direct pressure. Discharges the Rhino
1 gm camp length of
Norwalk Chronicler