hisoroN. March INN-III. an
e or the best speechesuon the
on delivery question thus far
He paid Vedpe‘clal attention
ions systéuiii III‘ use in for
, V rise, and in a convincing or-
van that: that service as now.
this country has proved the
“ enamored suc-
ytbe arguments of th oh ir-
'ythe pesticides committee .At
union of the speech there was
,lllzaneous outburst of applause
‘ members present. Mr Hill's
as follows: N.N
man. i listened with re
marks of the chairman of
yesterday when he stat
diluent; of which he Clairol
e be“ tether. had been contin-
it out of that class. IV have fol
.gentleiuan. voting without
. ulterior thepast seven
5‘? CONNECTIC
The case 0 the state cl 0(lonNncI‘Iticui ‘
Merids‘u. ‘
. . The gentle-
. t was ‘of the sys-
so lpresonted
deficiencysbill
oi' the rural free
V l believing that it is
' no h 1 then said to the
1th committee that I saw
foveyoolne the inequalities
saw e listed in. the service.
» tiling it on the contract
out nothihvestisated the
hadi‘not studied it for my-
(15 net at that time see
mouths inequalitieeNoi
be corrected sitcom,
it o the contract system
. , gentleman from California
mitted that the compensa-
given as too small. As a
j and; shrub a little study to
i mice on a salary but»
“the contract system.
I have followed up some.-
" bod or investigation pur
ommitte 'or by the em.
or have been satisfied to have
‘ ed upon a salary basis
her distinctly that seven
hihk it was. the chairman
tee oh the postolhce and
d“ and pleaded with him
(1 allow me to introduce
his child seven years
a that time other gentlemen
has of that service uni
chomble Charles Ein-
, Now let me
Let us first take
waht to say that this
rsotie'nhy cdihniits itself
Vt‘hati to every house
B tain orv’at least in England.
all is carried so that the system
tarsal. The, component there
Vrr‘ier, and remember ti is is at:
N when they a
L against :. Da id Hayes,
L morm ng,
N ruled that th warrant was not sum.
not another
'Nli'IsLtice Binsham, sitting as the execs.
Ll - ‘ .
our inlor silos, and has;
hdvé got a me accurate iii urination
on this sub: ct.
you. 'i lay my that the best
which this ervlco ooh be mo
of the con try. precisely as ‘i
done in‘ EII‘I no. N "
. Now i has '(l something about d0. 000
carriers. . N“l‘I me thutiis absurd.
havn 17, 000 srriers now with an up-
prop‘rih‘tlon' i 817. 000 .000 for city dc
livery service and i am informed
17 000 city earners are supplyliilt 35.-
900 000 peep I: with mail with 15.000
the, balance in to small terms on
go to the po toiiic'c and not their Inau.
I]: tuelmsil carried to pop
pic living in the city
In side at t em.
stand by‘ thi
NOW » ".N.)l0l|
I clieanei service undeI the mind to
V‘trullVOIl or P stmnster General Hen ,
C. Payne. a our l'iom now and on of
Alvhich you w ll be pI-.oI‘III and you Wlll
be ashamed f it if you vote to chaos
N thfe system.-
iTN VS. DAVID HAYES
promises to e a cause celebrc hetero
the matter 1 finally determined The
"for several»? "
yet. The r son of all this is because
many import at points have some up
that were ha Ii to settle. The District
olN Columbia code provides that the
chief justice 1' the District Court shall
Icon ‘cbiei’ executive in all cases or
requisition, at he is also the highest
iudse on the upreme bench and there‘—
fore acts in two capacities utNN one and
the some time. This caused consideraN
blensparrlhg between the attorneys on
both sides. . V N N‘
~The states s’reprcsenti‘ed down here
by Detective Donneily. III New Haven.
Who brought the requisition papers
with him. The Law and Order League
which is really back or the. movegto
set Hayes in Connecticut. is represent-
ed by lts=secretai'y,,s. P Thrasher. and
is represenwi by Padgett and Forrest
two wellNl-mown Washington attoi-
boys.
The first habeas corpus case was calla
ed hetero Jidse Bradley. yesterday
on the warrant charging
Hayes with col selling The judge
cient to hold the man; and hewas dis-
charged. only to be immediately re~oru
rested on a w rrant charging him with
was 'servcd b Detective. W. T. Tyecr.
of the. local ollcé. and Detective Don»
Haven. , Dcnnelly also
Hayes was again placed in the cus-
tody oi the :marsbai oi the District
but his atto eys immediately sued
rite o! habeas cox pus al-
leglns tbht t e papers were defective
and the deferyda'ht unlawfully deprived
of his liberty The case camellip‘ at ll
o'clock this. mine.
When can t opened this morning
tire of the District of Columbia. say:
a hearing to elective Donheiiy on his
requisition miners. After argument by
United States Attorney Gould.- who ap-N
neared for th Connecticut officers. and
Messrs. Pad sit and Forrest for the
defendant. th justice said that he had
never had i e pleasure. or examining
a liner set 0 papers. They not only
contained all that the law required
but went for her and gave a brief of
the evidence hirh will be“ produced at
the trial. The judge Was about to more
N TOBACCO
i propose to d! it it to N
in my lads out is to pay II an alibi ‘1 .
solely to th men. with a horse hilowll
‘-'N Kudos adjusts to the varying localitiI;s ‘
e .
the Pout-0th c IlenariIncut that the
Wash the rind do ivory and the city .',
delivery. 0} course that is coVNInich 3
to (I. They a e not going to consent to N
on one side. and i
to, the [arrows on tho cums on the nth; N
wll ‘
appropriation and stride I
We N
iriirai barrio s we will supply illi.000- i‘ V N_
000 people. That takes 5000 burned ; ‘
lilo out oi Iiir population. and leaves V
out this canyon service we will have
case has bee beiore the district audits N ‘L
Assisiantfieoretary Prince “Mr Hayes ‘
an attempt t bribe an olhcer of the ,
. Law and 0rd r League. This warrant ,1 N
Carlton Brothers : was years ago
lived in; Mid
mu suns: Iii
of Washingto re been trying to find
some of his relatiiv‘cs‘. but thus far have
been unable to lactate them Brotherd
used to live in that part of Middletown
kanvn as South Farms. but he has no
relatives living there now The West».
In‘gton‘ polloel notified th Middletown
police force. and ‘ N
into it Last his
delved from the
log that there .V
there for the V,
or burial. The
n funds available
. 3i transporiauo
Ni-Ioin.‘ James P Plait.-
tlcut. and {ion one
are in the city. NJ
the prod n in person for
of Meridcp
hetero the Department or Justice. and
h aye.
N NEW EUBWINE’IBDAT
. Captain Simon Lipakc, the inventor of
the new submarlh‘eifboat. the Argonaut.
N “its built at Bridge-
a bee ‘ Washington for the
last few days: cesium Lake has for
three years or more been trying to set
I hearing before the Navy Department
to to the merits of his invention. but
has thus far been unable to bring this
about. He reels solicited that he can
convince the department officials that
his boat is by tea the best invented
NyIIccomp‘anied by Congressman Hill.
tiap‘tain Luke yesterday afternoon call-
sths't the New Department and lied
interviews with the? Secretary Iof the
NaVYvi’fidmil'll' O’Neill. Gillet- of the
Bureau 0 Ordnance. and Admiral Mel-
ville Chi f of the Bureau of Steam En—
sineelins. These three compose the
board who pass upon all new invene
lion‘s (submitted to the department.
They told Captainr‘iiake to get outbis
specifications and models and they
would give him a hearing at. some fu-
ture time. " N ,
”the Noaptain left at once {or Bridkw
port to get everYthlniz in readiness for
Jig/9!.) ‘L‘ it;
it) but.“
lately uphollited '
Court of Conner N
came down ~
his porcine a. lien led at the White
N‘t‘h morning Judge Plait-will V
also undo all the .Iieeessnry businesr;
will remain in Washington for several .
' turers for the jobbius trade. who sic
464;: ”N
n Hatter"; Datum of Eunice
,condltlohs. N
' utter. which was is-
' ‘ ys‘:
Surely the style. as it applies
hi or spilns. 1902 must
he. used in
is‘ mos littering to contemplate.
ll‘i‘ the fly showing of samples
many lie a bi II radical design were
exhibited but as the season has pro—
likelihood of u’ v u "of
Insults has become less marked . N
The spring of 1902 will no doubt or
contain into a season when buyers will
have to Iun the styles that are most
acceptable to wearers in their respec-
tive auctions. and when lecal populari-
N ty lell play a: big part in determmlns
As an instance of this
but fashions.
the general census tor wide brim cei-
bye. from the middle West. is In murRN
ad contrast with the more conserva-
tive st to 'f hi V York city lending
in; shapes, but the
Vim will probably not
meet with the success at first antici
especially, when overcome are
are tirade, however. who look
tinctive - all shape. and the manufac-
now sellihs rail styles, think rather
- well or tbevahey are certainly
nIIIIc appropliate for overs i; wear
than without g:
The left ’thht‘
lutrodu tons .
inibnN in favor
a leading etailera
conservative sate
hats may be ken as an indication
that while radical shapes may be all
right as Iovgitiés with which
blighted u I: am as showing, the built N
of the ibusinessilwil be done.N as us hi
on the more, conservative shapes"
_ pin does not apply with
equal fume at c middle West where
one of the leudinir style ihtroduceru
been lbost successlul in securing
1. seucial demand for wine
eel“ soft hats there is a renewed inter .
in high crown AIpIne shapes.
though the Panaula characteristics
are seen In most of the spring hats
Some manufacturers {or hishcloss re
tail trade think that high crown hi
pines Will be the full but.
Colors. while. not being bought In
’ iarsequnntitlcs, still promise well for
spring trade. and still better for fall
wear how am a “good thing’t that
‘L ‘ an order on tie marshal to deliver the
h ' gets a ierIoree allowance oi
In fluids ;to that heigets what
ed a y service as the years so
each carrier a stripe on '
‘ Hayes roman N ed to the
L._ ‘L In the ousted of the?district marshal
Ilei'endant to the Connecticut olhcers
both sides. th‘ writ was dismissed add
u
mending hini.
to Washington in the near future ,snd.
In some ' N .
N see atheJusti of his claim as soon
this hearing He expects to be called
hcouragcd by the cor
t
to demonstrate to the satisfaction of
the department bmciiils that his: boat
P51.
tor. the Holl’snd Submarine Company
lie said that the Holland boat‘ was an
old affair in fact similar vessels were
as Jnmt’s in
invention
. in {all hats at
*N We are pie
’ Halter several months ago
should be pushed along.
The bot jobbeis of the West and
South have been only visited by the
rcpreschtativ )f the Innhufaotulers
to the. wholesale trade and with" come
Insatiable anal and enterprise. the
salesmen endeavored to interest them
making strenuous efforts to sell spring
styles to the retails.“ ‘,
The atolcsaiii zeal and enterprise,
as stated. Were commendaolewthe
early. date of the trips was not Will
the‘ limit ev or be reached?
ed to note that since the
sorted in The:
recording
series. of colors; may .
discussion
reiht'rod
, ‘ IN
‘_ cohservstive and judicious manner? in:
donating to their trade that they will_
“be?" :er correct if, they will wear
.3, ts during the spring season.
Ma t tnrer‘s as well are talking col-
” er
trillill base tly to the $1va
”tuner iIV' colored
' days.
V them and he is sometimes too busy
V ‘even to plik up the windfalls to make
chi (or the plurality
and multiplicity of shapes this season; and apple trees have bad a rest during
N statement of‘v‘its‘taxabie property and
_ actual valueof $9 000 000 as provided
rimmed (lei-bye as the dis-N
‘w a unanimity of op .
time when they were"
wholesome antiseptic-s. Which are ab~
solutely sate to take into the stomach
’sndi
_VD
‘ distill: Droppings and
all While they are cheap
_ at niobium, they com:
. lib ‘
t N ll: erbium: (iuyt‘bat willie
Ntheinllolonhl‘dp misht bauoonsidercd us
abductor failure yet there were rea
sons Nwliy apples
lit llloiu was ill
IIIVIn'e scarce, and one
Ninanyz‘lariners and
null growers unot tulle as great
care for thou-N le orchards as they
ought to do. The peach srowe: looks
carefully utter his trees and cultivates
them thoroughly, as does the man who
raises pours. plums ‘und slopes. The
trees are carefully primed and such
good tlculmcht insures u good ‘(BIOD
of fr.uiv lint them seem disposed to
lot Vibe apple trees can: (In themselves
and the result is that some of the
trees ale too old, and do not hear us
good mm as they did in t‘hcii youngei
ii the unit grower would start
new apple orchards and cure diligently
for them he would have men: apples.
Sometimes the yield of apples in so.
large that the humor cannot chin to:
clch of. But this season there have
been no uppl Is wasted because their:
were buidly any to waste. and the man
who has 200 o: 300 bushels of apples
loItuhutc neighbors as a capitalist.
There have been but very few poms
among the fruit starters during ‘Iihe
past season The scaIclty has been
abused to a great extent by the same
lett pears than usual and the people
have felt the deprivation to a green ex
him But it miin in: that us the pour
the past season. in the year 1902 there
may be plenty of the Vlruit or. half the
prices that have been paid in the past
your.~jNew. Britain Herald.
VVA, ‘i .1 WWW: “
MlNiNG chPANY's TAXES-
COUNOIII- BLUFFS. iowa March 6“
City Assessor Everest has included
in his assessment roll the propeity oi
the Portland Mining Company, whose
.headquarters are in. this city. but
whose property holdings are in “Colo
rado.
elon‘ forftsxihs corporations having
their principal: place 'Di'NhIIsinees with
in the state. The local representative
‘of the ’(wmphny refuses to make a
the assessor has decided to assess the
company ‘on the basis of its alleged
by the law
ABOUT CATARRH CURES.
.NThe Reason why inhalers and Local
Applications are Useless.
For many years cainrrh was consid
«nod to be‘ a local discuss and was
treated entirely by local remedies
solves ointmel‘its powders. sprays and
inhalers and‘ hearty all of these gave
relief but II senulnc per-
wns very rare.
toms. ll
throat trouble, are purely local. but
they are simply symptoms and the real
seat of disease is far removed.
(lutarrh is a constitutional disease. a
blood disorder, complicated usually
with disease of the liver and to sup—
pose that local applications or splays.
powders, inhalers. could ever reach
the real cause of the trouble is ridic-
ulous. ‘ .
The sensible and successful treat
ment is tor rmove the cainrrbal poison
from the s tern by regulating the liv-
er and purifylii‘g the blood 'and this
can only be done by an internal reme,
dy. which Should centrist oi antiseptics
and remedies of: act vigorously on the
blood and liver. ’
The best preparation of this hind
which all ails requirements oi a‘
sale stitationai treatment is
Stuart’ em Tablets. composed of.
Blood host its: Gum and similar
and which act upon the liver, stein»
ach and mucous . ‘
Stuarts Catnrrh N. blobs are large:
pleasant tasting lose "‘ see to be slowly“
dissolved in the mouth. thus reaching
the mucous
to dispoac of is Iesarded by his loss ‘
reasons that have made the, apple crop N. .
" Na failure. There have been feWer Bail:-
The lowa code makes a prov] _
It's iron: a silicon:
it may be‘ u. nei‘iilibor V
You can readily investigate it. V
The more investigation. the more con-
. yinoins the proof. ‘
Mr. William ,il.‘ Gregory. 20:» Wash-
inston street. East Nurwa’lk, says: "I
am II hatter by trade, an occupation
that compels me to be on my feet all
I was which with I: can back
had a urinary ("mainly with sediment
day.
In the kidney secretions. it annoyed
me at Ihy wmk dining the Iluywvery
often at night. and in place of getting
out of bed in the mornings retroahcll
and lit for a day I: work ' was irritable
and weak 1 obtained Doan' s Kidney
Pills at I’lsisied a drill; aims to see if
they would help me. They did They
gave me chili-o relief."
pr’lce‘ 50
FoilterMiiburn (30., Bill-
into. N. Y. solo agents tor the united
States: .
Remember the namemnoau saw-and
takeho other ..
For chic by all dealers:
cents a hint.
tom or common passe.
W
Short Calendar List in Full for Friday,
0:0 a. m.
The following causes are assigned to
the short calenddr list for Friday. be-‘
ginning at 10. 30‘ a Nn‘i. in the court of
. oward J Curtis,
Mary Wekomon vii. Catherine Glee-V
son fill his. Foreclosure.
it.’ both vs. J. '1‘. Sterllns at his.
iludsmcnt for want of bill of particu-
are
The West End Lumber on.
George W. Sipperly "ct his Judgment
for want of bill or manners. .
Flank Pistol vs. .ohh Foul. Plain-
tiff a motion tor amplification of, state-
ment. .
The Boston Fiilnitiue Manufactur
ins Co. v‘s Walter is. Hurlbutt Dis
closure oi" defense ‘or‘ judgment.
Lentz’cn a llcuckert Is. John E. Ilen-
nis. Motion for more spat-lilo bill of
particulars.“ N
State oi Connecticut vs E. C. Chum-
pion at al. Judgment for want 0! ans-
\ch
Bonaventure Masiroia‘nnu vs. Auto
niolMiglime Judgment for want of
lepy “" N’
annu .l. ‘(lrcen vs. Charles F. Mer
ritt at his Judgment it“ want of
answer.
Josephine Bruhem vs. Lyman
Ths‘yer ct als. Motion for bonds for
prosecution. '
Hobart it. Wheeler vs. Frank (3.
Allen. Foreclosure.
Emiddo Cicppd vs. Michele Lubrino
Judgment for wan. of answer. .
Frank PanzilliV vs; Michele Lubrlno.
Judgment for want of another.
Judgment for want or answer.
Robert F Dell‘brest vs. Wilson L.
, Baldwin. administrator Judgment for
want of answer. ‘ahd idefefl‘dant’s mo
tion for more specific statement.
Marlon i. Coulee vs. Frank P Mel-
ville et ux Foreclosure. ‘
John‘ Kaley vs Charles L. Hill adv
ministrator et his. Motion tor order
of notice
Henry W. King vs. Peter Ritchie et
or. Disclosure of defence or lorecio
sure
Stephen T Palmer et al., executms,
vs. the William M Terry Co J‘N‘udg
Input for want of answnr.
James E. Huhbcli vs. Joseph P. Dun-
nighn Foreclosure. -
The George M. Hitchcock Granite.
Co. vs Michael H. Sexton. Motion to
make answer more specific
The Arnbol Manufacturing Company
rs Lewis W. Shafer”. ' Discldsure‘ or
judgment. -
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FAST DAY PROQLAMATION.
......_.:.
Governor McLean Announces Friday.
March 28. as the Date.
‘HARTFORD Mulch ii .-'i'he follow-
lowing proclamation was issued from
terday:
‘State of Connecticut by His Excel-
lency George B McLean Governor.
“in willing obedience to the custom
established in rightebusness and re-
veretl by the fathers. IV hereby appoint
Friday, the 28th day of march; as a
day oivinsting and prayer. r
' ‘btnd ! recommend that the people
thoughts and desires from the mines:
maimed“ with using- to those 1
Johnnie treasures that bring to
‘ children oi man peace, and bone
> h
at the mate of Declination: this tbl
N has or March; .In the year. or our; bar
one thousand. nine hundred and two
' and oi the independence or the Igniten‘:
the one hundred and tweet
“ “GEO GE P hi’ LAN.
L "By his excellehey' 3 command, 0 r
1 GR. V
levee held by King Edward since his
license to the throne occurred at St.
king’s levees: but it was summing by
’ the some elaborate ceremonial
L" turd. mostly theft
* She alleges that when she left there
John Funzilii varhlichelc Lubril‘lo.‘
of Connecticut observe that day in n
humble acknowledgement of the great. .
hens and goodness of God in their '
homes and churches and turn their
‘Giron under my and Land thereon
i‘he second "N:
‘ . ,. Jan: Wallace today. it was not so N
largely extended. as the first or the
slit in
on virus coon. restore
the“ other oases
no u
I N _
In the civil side Judge Curtis listen
ed to evidence in the notion 0! Flora
Freoborn vs. Annie liulkloy, which has
to do with an; yin grey more called
‘I'Ncllief' The p alutil! formerly lived
in Easton but remiss in Rock Hill.
sbo lunued '.‘l uh. I' to tho Buiklsy' a.
thinking oi‘ course. she could Ioturn N
and claim her propoity at any time.
Now she wants ‘H-Neilie" to come home
again. and the iluiiilny’s object. "Ne!
lie" has not II word to any in the mat-
ter; it may be she has too much horse
eeé
Ibis signature is on every be: or the sunnini
Laxative 'Qllilline Tablets
the remedy that rum n‘ sold In one day
FIRE le MARBLE FALLS, TEXI
MARBLE FALLSV Tex. March 6—»-
Elm has broken out in the cedar
brakes near here and great tracts of
valuable? timber, are being; consumed.
Everything is as Iin as iindm and
there scams to be up Why of‘ checking
the fire until it burns itself out. Few
people live in' the path of the fire and
they have had ample warning
We: "are" in I Position
VV V to handle nil pistes“ real or
‘V personal) to he said by: auction.
N‘ ‘ ‘ v hi; ahotion‘eer haswbeen em-
ployed by. us and proper atten-
tion warranted to all work plac-
oil in the hands of this agency,
Jacbb M Lauiou
Railroad Place. so. Norwalk
,F'lre‘: lnouranco
seems to be about the only commodity
bought Without retard to quality.
N'l‘hc‘re are as many grades.“ insur-
once as there are or merchandise.
You are undoubtedly paying for the
best quality; are you quite sure you
are getting» it?‘ Better to know now
than lifter the WflrcN Our iilteon years
experience on the subject have fitted
us toedo this well
Taylor a Golden,
V‘L’l‘Velephohe (Vlall,107—“—4
184v. LL .. L 1902
Plumbing slid Slum Hoar
mg.
He! wore? Healing.
Hot in: Hadrian. ,
STOVES AN D RANGES.
SLATE Ath TIN ROOFING.
Gas nd Steam Fitting.
Fixi‘ui‘ s.’ new Ceiling.
Have you seen our atom: of
RICHMOND HANDED?
In: June; a locus one... ‘
Gas etc.
17 WALL STREET NORWALLK.
When you buy coal you want a full
measure. Not only want the quality
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 withus and set *‘ V
your money'sworth., bur price equals: , N
any and our coal surpasses all.
"whirlwind l in.
800mm! to 3.11""!
122 Water ‘St. ‘ “ Tel. 31-6.
Branch Guide, 2 So. Main St.
the cities of we secretary of state yes. N .
The a royal of the publicist byi‘ giv-. ,
ing in e
DORE in _ no market at th‘el
slbie profit. This is the ,why
our business is increasing so r pldly.
We make a specialty ct Wines and _
Fa ily and Medicinal use,
this: nice
Norwalk Chronicler