Sill‘NGTON, March 8--’i‘ho qucu~
t» at to do for Cuba is still an
in get together, in unite (11 many . , ,
a and considerable pressure
chief executive. President
1
on.
.8 poor atlon from Governor Wodd,
. tmilgly urges (1 reduction of not
"11111133 1-3 per cent. and probably
be to see us much as 50 per‘
ll bent authority on Cuban matters.
Nil bani; (I great deal or time down
hows the people and hue stud—
‘hituat‘ion fully.
it» (the Connecticut members
concerned, them is no change in
positions. They do not full)’
but all are trying to get‘ the pan
gather, and have the House take
Senator 0. H. Plutt dc~
ltlon some little time ago.
“ly in favor of a reduction
cent His word has a great
Vght here. because he. has
‘l'I 3 pinch rm- protection as
athu in that body. Being Ll
' t the finance committee he
‘ (1 frame. our present tariff
one all the most persistent
it that a reduction of 25 per cent;
roalty lines is a proposition
light to be passed by Congress.
lid nilire a particle any indus-
hi country. On the contrary ‘
J, of great benefit. Cuba at
‘ats about 75 per cent. of her.
run other countries whlle
‘cent. comes from this coun—
or Plait believes that a reci-
‘aty, with a reduction of 25
would reverse. thin, and the.
too would practically get the
e‘ of the inland‘ As for the.
crests of Connecticut Senaw
t. hes not believe a reduction
intertero with the new ideas on
grown tobacco. it Seems to be.
g‘énérnlly believed in Cuba,
2‘. bone who have studied the
ion that Sumatra tobacco cannot '
grown successfully onthelsiuntl on.
over. This in for the reason that
are liable, to have storms nd tor- V
the sheds and ruin tl‘Id crop
wn tobacco in Cuba will prob-
1' blatt‘ has been In receipt of a
many letters since he declared
L! in favor of a. 25 per cent re-
on they are all in favor oi?
dilution; In fact‘ a very large
ntuge oi‘ the letters received by
“the Gonna-client delegation on this sub~
a in ‘tavor of doing something for
here is perhaps one exception
The first district seems to be
(no: he other‘ way. and this of course
odount‘ of the large tobacco in-
Mr. Henry is opposed to any-
on‘uhtil he can satisfy himself
will not work to the iniury of
c‘co people of Connecticut, how-
' alsed the sumo point during the
‘them. They got $1. 87 and
We DOVE? been as DI‘OSDEI‘OUS DR
‘ ' list View, years under the Ding-
“Emil, while he is opposed to
, notions,- does not tear that such
lit a ‘will seriously injure any in-
n this country, but he is op-
concessions because he can
(1 demand for them from Cuba,
is also apprehenaiVe that this
on,wlll become much larger and
opening wedge for general (and
“ 'n.‘ This is the principal tear or
Valera men, and the threat or the.
“‘ members, who claim they will
He. oi: course, gets nil V_ ,
Governor Wood is nokncwledgml
,not behave that such a mduc‘ ‘
, M.
While no Ivomnn is cutirelyli
to have life 11 the
‘Jl’ink 111111 11
lutor k own to medical ucionoo.
’1 f; '1’? {-33 '
’ ’« A‘dh‘. "MIRA .‘IA (k:
We E"V*“"‘° ‘ A ‘
h
0-51.
years I suilemd from M
until my vitalityl ‘ 1.191 in! pig:
bottles ‘of Lydia E. Pinkluun'
stored to benlth, to the ulil’pl'i
est Detmit, Mich.”
“Dun Mun, PINKIIAII‘I—«l had
. been a sufferer of sI‘IppruI-ssinn of tho
mensesdrom girlhood, aiwuy n 1111119111 -
ing after time and cunning great pain
lling me to keep 1.1V ' b'ch
chamber of doctors but without
relief. Having read so many testi-
monies about the good Lydia E.
Pinkham’s Vegetable 00"]!
pound had done. I decided to try it.
After using only one bottle i felt
much better. I continued its use and
the. health and strength 11.1.1 I have
today i feel I owe to you "-’vlna.
CHAS. B. GILL, 1012 Winter St” Phil-
adelbhia. Pa,
Detroit. and Two Other Women,
«um... .Vw W MAP-
Tell How Lydia. l3. Pinkham’o Vegetable Compound
’ Cures Periodic Suite Vng‘. ‘
Ve l'mmpcr ‘
Ilnu of nature tht‘it Woman should sull'n
Negotiable Compound is (no moi-It tlIoron I. fumble rc‘gu-
( :wuud «1.....- friend; I...
has proved to (no; ‘nfiic (i in need is a friend indeed.’ For several
rho in, or pmfuse uud painful llleil‘itl'lliltlml,
Igoue, anchor: 11 last resort] took silo
\ (Igomblo Compound and woe ro-
of my friends, and I. now sing its
raises. (lratefully yours: Miss (lnnIIIunn W thlAhiS, 75 Columbia St.,
Two More Sufferers Relieved. . ’ '7
cring, it (loos not act-m
"(to severely
it reliever “din condition w Vilch produces no
muoh’ incomiort and who menstruation of its terrorIVIV. . V
19 mo:
‘ mmuwuuuw. Wflb‘
(Inch your medicine
a". w.
.. D1111; hlna.PruK11Auz-—Iwrlu
to let. you‘ know how thankful I
(”col toward you and your remedies.
Words cannot express (hop benefit 1
have received from Ly din. .. Pink-
hnm’s Vegetable Compound.1
had been troubled with my crlo‘du
being vervirrugular 111111 1min ul, (1130
mama with my 1.1.31. and kidneya,
but now I feel like a new woman. .1;
cheerfully recommend your remedies
to any one mill‘crlnyr as I Wns'.
111.11.51.11.“ 1' oz. 5:315 Washington St.,
.Camdcn. N, J.
Women who are troubled uitll painful or irregularmenstruation,
backache, bloating (or flatulence), l(I.1I(I.oI'I'lI(1Iu,, falling, inflammation or
ulceration of the uterus, or. (rich troubles, that “lwur111g4loun ” fooling,
dizziness, faintncss, indigestion nervous pumtrntlou or the blues, should
hike immediate action to ward oil lhc «crious (Ionscquouu's, null be
restored to perfect health and sin-Ingrlh by .111 ill" Lydia I‘.Plnkl1um's
Vegetable compound. and then mile to Mrs. ‘i’l‘lllklldlil. Lynn. Mesa,
Thousands inwc 11...... nun-1‘! by no doing
for further.- free advice
‘ ‘ " ' ‘Ignnn'mnn.
are “not genuine. or were
(mission. .-
t
one last night and selected (‘ollgl’l‘nss
- man RIISncll as their rooms «curative
Mr. Russell starred on (ms. committee ' “
lost time.
. I. Q I!
Connecticut pensions were Issued to
day as follows: original to Michael
Joab, of Wellington! $6 per ‘mouth; in.
crease to Nehemiah Watson, of Mystic
310 per month and original widow‘ s to .
Annie H. Cooley of Middleficld $8 pcI
month . t . V
All the Inemberd of the Conncctu 111,-.
tlons adopted by the New
Brewers at their meeting held in Box
ton March (I asking Congress to r
w (I have in l to ‘with me National City haul: 0‘! Lin V
which will unpaid in h.y‘,...‘.l’.l.. .51.... 11ml tlmt‘th“: nbnvo‘ Iéuiini‘oni (allow... 1
I‘ll. died before obtaining
yr‘lla 1:. l’lnkham Media no (lolJ. sown-u.
delegation are in receipt of the resolu % T ,
England .
(a manic stmiul per-r i
,,....
'i new " mmwomwo
a‘
rry all Mr. Hill‘ all. but
Iii says. that whenr
or 1s 1‘»: inclined to
g‘ib-V 1' ll? in
‘ ‘House. . _ g
The adminiu- .
pea] immediately the war revenue 1
on beer. The bill is now before the
Senate having already passed the
HI‘V ‘uV t.
intense the pension of Joseph H. Bur;
"sheen panned by
introduced by Sen.
The pension committee of the House l:
1; has reported favorably the bill to in
- VV eating reading, 1
g the training 04' tb‘c young men of Will
‘ ‘, the close or his ministry Dyer um Pay
9 Seclyc was not only prominent .111 1c
‘ (ions whhh lib and Mrs. Scclyc guvc
_ suntly remembered.
' and physical vigor, and could not lull.
,. Church in thc lnI‘It ycms of the life 0‘1’
2 u largo dcgrue.
‘ lnnirui‘nontal in cuc‘uriug from
1 in. humans iiilioli holdin‘g II proton
. since made his homo.
‘ 14, 43‘: (11111111135 and 46h professors; U‘n
‘ . 3211 students and 130 Instmctois and
The so 'innilcld 11111.; llebuhllcnu cl
February 211111 contu n the lo‘llolviur
obituary (It llov, IJ' lyc. who ulna
\woilkuown and puny lrion‘du in
The Norwalliil:
l!“ the lilo or, to
home on ‘11“
uniptou.u (1ch (It 11111
t, in that town‘ -
l'iciiiu' 4 o'clock l. *
{Soc yo laud .‘bee 11-11111qu health tbu
11qu your. and by he won ucizcd‘,‘
with 1111 appoint. chock l‘,)I' HoclyoV‘
‘vvcnt‘ to i‘iu‘uthut‘pli (itch in' 1363 to bill
nuinc tho Iluutorntc of tho
lChIIIclI. :Iiow ~ ww'ablc preacher iuul
JlVIVIs uuccouaful pIIV‘ntuI'tho in ldnuthump
ton continued 11.11.12...in ‘14 ycuI .1 Dr.
acolyc bud nu ll‘ll‘lli‘illlil gift of oratory
mum in liucthump
which he o‘xci'cino
i111 Ininiutry but 111
‘ ton not only in
. baton Inuninnry in plutiorm work. At
nun Church in l877, [Jr Soelyc did not
take 111) .IIIotlI(III Ipaotorntc, (In 1111
health was not good at that time.
horumc interculcd in financial Inuttcrn
Vund won first vice prculdent and inter
president of tho unviugu bunk. Dr.
liglouu educational and business lilo,
but 11c and Mm. Scelyc (outl'lbuicd
tlIrIiI uliurc to the social i1tc
lyo and Sawyer i'mullicu. ’l‘ho rcccp
(It the library" bIIllIllnlz were notable
events long anticipated and most pica
111281261er won in
person a largo mun of llllllI-lill‘ti mental
to lcurc his impronn upon the affairs
taci.
‘1)1' Seoiyc was pastor of 11.9 1111518011
Samuel Willlston the loundcr of Will
iaton seminary, and was hiyullviaer in
He was 11 trust-cc of
‘tho seminary until his death and had
V on clinctivc part inauhnp‘iug the aucv.»
cosurul career of that institution
’ was president of the library. unsoclu
H (1
lion for many your-u and was largely
Mrs.
Williato‘n and (1111
position (11" treasurer of the savings
the trustees illlsfillll resolutions or up
prociniion of his ""2 cars of faithful
and untirlng ucrvim during ‘uhlch
time the; uni-«Ila of the bunk increased
1mm $192 (‘1 2 to $1 11464111" Similar
resolutions wow penned by tho (lircc
turn oi the national bunk when he re
‘algned last your after being connect-
ed with the, buul‘g {or 213- yours during
’0 of which be We president Th-
pos‘lllouu 01‘ 111111111 1.11 trust which Dr.
Sec-lilo held also imludcd connection
with the (ileudulc MIIIIIIi‘ucturing Com
paIIvV ‘
l..)r Samuel Taylor seelyc. second
son of Seth and Abiunll 'l‘IVIle‘uI Sci-ire
was born in l‘icthcl Ct. October 26
i823. His early .Ilc wa-I about mostly
Vnt Bethe]. and be one at [Illclmold ut
tending school for u limo He won pro
puicd‘ for college by Hawley Olm‘steud
of. Wilton Ct. 11 noted teacher of thouc
prepulutory department of Western
Reserve college at Hudson 0. lie on
tcrcd (but college in 1839‘, bid uncic
rtnsbip (here. He took high rank on
.I (.1 bolm' and it on: said of him‘ that
ho bud not .1 ulnalo ‘ubscut" mark
during his cniiru course. He ulna
graduated in 181': and studied thuolo
gy. first in the theological department
ot‘ the Western ilcucrvo college and
later (It Aubuin acmlum y He was or.
dalncd to the uotk or Inn ministry in
June 1841; and at the some. time in
stalled pustor of the Gougiogationnl
(‘hurch at Wolcottvilln non 'l‘oi'rlug
1011,61 He remained there until
March 1851' when he resigned to no-
cept u. call to the Fourth Presbyter-
ian Church at Albany N. Y. He I'a
Iunlned lhcrc club! yours. and in‘llillii
Weill to Ensthumptou where he had
Ho was married
in 11111. to lollzubeiil Day, of New Pres.
(on, (31., who (licd three-months later
of cmluuinptlmi. in i848 he maI'Iicd
Maria Gaylord of l’ouguaeepsle N Y
and aim aurrlv‘es 1.1m. ’
The children of Seth ‘il‘nd Abigail
Taylor Scolve were five sons and fire
daughters. 'l‘hIce daughters died in
childhood one daughter died (It Am
beret about 20 years ago and one‘, Miss
Hannah is living in Amherst Of the
sons Dr Thomas S. Scelye 010love-
l), undJullus H Seelyo torn‘icrly III-(Is
ldent of Amherst College, are deud' L.
Clark Seelyc is president of Smith Col
logo at Northampton and Henry E.
Seelye is a lawyer in Chicago
YALE FiFTH. ‘
u..‘.__.‘
Old Eli Takes a Back Sent to Four
Large American Universities.
A compilation of college statistics
has just been completed and the num.
ber of students register , together‘
With the number 0‘! me on the local
ties- of the institutions, involution Inter
vu‘rd has 5,576 stu
es’so‘rs; Columbia
dents on
Chicago 3 726 diud‘anté and
. .. nstr tors; Cornell 3. 216 students
‘ tensors. Yale 2.180 stu~
0 professors; Princeton 1
Leland some... this It registration of
1;.228 students and '16!» proiessors:
l
l‘.lcv DI. Samuel 'l“.8(1elye 79 for
ncurly 40 yonrsu (1011111111111qu I’ucior‘ V
I’yuou ,
H c‘ ‘
. which ‘
(IcntcrcIlV in tho Willlolou Knight, Sco-
nnd people with whom he came in con ‘
g. . a the funds for its I‘
(Iuliilillslimout Dr. Scclyo resigned hit-I
each in 1111111 owing to the separation _ ,
, oi the I-Iqulngu and national banks. and ”“
days and afterward took a year in the ',
7‘qu Blood is‘
Strong" Nerves.
l
and llllhll' 1111‘; lll'l‘ vcu.
vim: you icc t
cold 1le1th
. to
mc‘d icine.
charge by anybody,
lilo llIIII llovm iII Iliadllyg -
Take Dr. Greenc’ s Nervu‘ra‘, Best of" All Spring Medl-
clues. Most Wanderlal Restorative and Strength-
en‘er iinown to Science-makes Butt; Blood.
Spring fiudc‘ you with thin, poor. impo‘Vcrlulied blood. weak, relaxed.
\ou are without your usual strength. ‘eucr,gy and
but you Iowa out of order, without.‘ being" exactly sick. The
OWVcicur through you,u.
i/Sr/
1.... %
Tulle Dr.Gree1‘1e‘s Norvuru blood and nerve remedy now for your spring
This grand remedy has the confidence of the people as no other
remedy hos, because ills-1 ibc preacripiion of 11 regular physician, Dr. Greene,
lbl l'ii'tli .I\ vonuc. New York Gill. who b Is the iurgcst practice I‘mrl l'l'ifllx’fll‘l the‘
most cures (sot- nny physician in tho wor.i(l and who can be. consulted without
personally, or by writing ubout. your case.
Vigorous Bodies. ..
unt‘orm chills your nIuI'-‘
, row, and you pcrbnps 1......
~ I'heuI‘u‘utluIn. neurulglu‘, billowi-
neon or 1: idncy (liscuuc because of
your disordered condition. l on
must take the best medicine to
‘ ‘g'ivc you rcuewcd strength and
“ ond‘ purifier,” 1116‘ best. nerve
i sirengthcncr and invigoi'utor.
lir. lircene’ s Ncrvnr‘n blood and
nerve remedy in the bent. medi~
(zinc in the world to do‘ all thin.
, it purities and enriches the
‘blood, feuds strengthens, 11nd
' invigorate‘s then rvcnw in (1.1-1. .
‘it. makes the web strong, the
nick well, and will cure our
‘ stomach trouble, your bliIoIIu-
neas. your kidney trouble, rheu-
' matium, or nenrzilgin.
,r , Dr. Orlando Riser, 954 Reese
.. Ave" Lima. Ohio, writcc‘r .
"Many years (31.1 ‘wau unfortunate
. enough to lose myV health. and, while
endeavoring to regain the name, ,glldll-
ally grew worse, until i become‘ a com
pletc wreck in ever rum Myne
vans system was :nl rely abattcrcd the
nerves controlling the heart become
weak a‘nd the heart's action lfi'ng‘u‘lar,‘
which was 11 source of Fred” alarm to
, 111:, l wail unable to 5 up, digeiuion
‘ was interfered with . and, generally!
locating, I repaint-red my 1 me ah‘on
loI: Ihll earth. I became discouraged;
and ave up the thought of ever bung
, a well man again. Tod ayl am a‘ well
man in everynense‘ oi the word. and all
through the use of ‘Dr. Greene's Non-IV»
ra blood n‘nd nerve. rcmed, of which‘ I‘
11111 proud to speak and s and ready‘ to
give a helping vI‘Iord to sum-rink ha
manity. My health is my greatest
blessini‘! am words fail to express the
gratitude I feel for Dr. Greene and his
wonderful remedy“
NEW YORK
BOSTON
‘ MRS S‘AMUEL SKINNER.
W
Harnpton.
clock Thursday alieiHnoon She llilll
been in failing health for the past few
months in conscnuence.oIt old age Mrs
Skinnei was born on Chi-stunt lllll-
this tuw11.0ctober21813. llor‘par
eats we re John ,and Anna (I‘stci‘brook
a family of six childien four boys and
two girls SlIc‘ came. of good old
Puritan stock. Her father. John
Markham Jr. served in the Revolu-
tlouary War and her grandfather V
the same name was an early sottieV‘
and one of the signers of the building‘
of the First Congiegational Church-
here. On Dctober ll, 1841, she married
Samuel Skinner, but no children were
born to them. They adopted a son,
Hawley Skinner. She joined the Con-
grcgntional Church in September 1832‘
and was ever an active and influential
December 6.1898: a‘he was made a
(1 gold spoon 11‘s (1' true daughter. Her
funeral w ii in Monday afternoon
Rev; W
The Only Dinet- AJI-Water fla‘ute ,‘
aa'rwanu ‘
AND“
CHARLESTON. S C.
JACKSONVILLE .VELII-
ohna River Service between Jackeonvillo
an Sanford, Wham! intermediate landings.
" .- fast Modern Steamship: 0. £1an Service
WM. P. CLYDE (a CO.. G‘en’l A‘ontu
rum. (1. noun, 6.1!. ‘
.19 State SweatpNew. York ‘7 ’
LOCAL A‘GENTI‘V GEORGE F‘. BE ARS‘E. Sout‘h Norwalk Savings Bank
Death of “a True Deaugnter" in East
‘ EAST HAMPTON March S-l.nurn
Ann widow of Deacon Samuel Skin
um and (I very estimable woman. died
.It her home hcie shortly after 4 0I ,
Niles) 11.191.111.31... was the lust of
1' Railroad Place on the 10:11 day of
member teaching: her Sunday school ‘7
class up to about three years ago. on. .
member of James Wadavrorth Chapter ‘
:3!) A. R. of Mlddlotown and was givon
l that there was no distinct and decorate
value has been made by the assesuor’. i
, .1, D. 1902
Committee of thé south Norwal "UV'll
. [D t ‘.‘
“ri . today.
,.
r!
Notice
sum 111111101111 School
. District.
- -——-——---— ll
Notice is hereby given that an ne‘
sossment of the rumble estate within
the said district has been made on the
town list of 1ch and that said list has
been this day (i‘cposli‘cd by the (310111
of said district. at the oliico of the se‘
lectmen, No. 5 Railroad avenue South ,
Norwalk, Conn. for examination and
that the Board of Rcliel‘ will meet :11
the office of said solectmen No 5
March 11.11.1902 at 2 oclock p. In
to hear and determine all appeals‘
. made‘ to them 101 the co muzancn and
perelctlon‘ of said assessment. ,
ated of the City of South Norwulk.
nun. this the 27th day of February.
D.. 1902.
A BLANCHABD
‘ MATTHEW CDR‘BETT,
JOHN H LIGHT.
vitality. the best 111...... builder, ‘
15141.
2. Gus Fixturea,‘_
, right but the quantity as well.
. you place the order with us you are
lug them the best WINES and LIQI
slble profit.
our business is increasing so rapidly,
Stain oi’ ()lIlo
1.1101111 County.
.‘FI'nIIl1.l.ChoIIey mukcn oath that he
in the senior partner of the limo of 11‘.
.l. Cbouoy it (lo. doing business in the
City of ’1‘olcdo.(‘ounty and State More-
(mid. and that said firm will pay ytim
sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLAR“
for each and every case at Oaturrh
that cannot be (urod by the use at
Hulls Cu.:~.:.1 II'Ic
1-‘11ANK .l. CHENEY.
Sworn to before mc‘nnd nuliacrlbcd
in my presence} this 6th (lny oi' Decem-
bcr, A l),.lii
A. W. (illldASON.
' Notary Public.
l-lall’u Cu'turih Cum is taken interI
daily and acts directly on tho blood
and mucoun' euri’accu ol' the uyutcm.
Sonja for motlmonialu. free.
J. CHENEY, (in (30.. Toledo. 0.
Sold by Drugmstn. 750
Hull’s l-‘umiiv Pills lll'i‘.‘ llu.I bout.
a... City of Toledo,
TWO mean-rm no".
70115 IN FIRE INSURANCE
First '
Are you insured in 11 stmng
company that is‘ (Ionllagruiion
‘ proof“? 0
Second
1.. your policy correctly writ-
ten by an experienced agency?
century is at your" service.
JACOB M. LAYTO'N.
Firs Insurance-
'5 Raiqu-di’lbo‘a 8:“). Norwalk.
F‘lreV Inaurance
seems to be. about the only commodity
bought without regard to quality.
There are as many grades of insur-
once as there arc of merchandise.
You are undoubtedly paying for the
best quality; are you quite sure you
are getting it? Better to know‘ now
than after tno ‘flre. Our fifteen years’
experience on the subject have titted
us to do thin well.
Tiav or 8. Gladden,
Telephone Call JOY-41.
19oz.
Plumbing and .‘i’roam Roar
My.
Hot Water Heatlno.
‘ "II'of Air Hearted.
S’I‘OVES AND RANGES.
7 . ' snxrn AND TIN noornvc.
Gas and Steam Fitting.
Metal Ceiling.
Have you 13...... our stand of
RICHMOND RANGES?
etc.
' V 17 WALL STREET, NORWALK.
‘COAL
I'When you buy coal you want a lull
measure. Not only want the quality
When
sure of eatistnctlonllu every bit of cool
you llll)’
Place
1"
(Iyour ordere with us and get
V your money' 5 woruVIV. VOur price equals
any and our coal s‘ur‘nasses all
m.
up 1911911 in
Successors to VB. Harrie.
122 Water St. , To]. 31-5.
Branch 01111912,? 80. Main .Sl‘;
in in it long
, The approval of the public is by giv-
(ions in the market-at. the lonest pos-
T-his is the reason why
We make a specialty oi vim... and
‘,
Liquor
Committee of the South Norwalk UIi- ‘ ' “'
‘ion School District‘
Y. .
(issr-Sssmcnt of the Iatable estate 0‘: th
said district which was so situate
and this (1113; filed by the clerk of said
town (it No. 5 Railroad avenue
Dated at th City of South Norw‘a
Conn.. this the 27th day or February.
Al: BLANCHARD .
MATTHEW CORBETT.
JOHN H. LIGHT.‘ ‘
ion Sh
. AUTHQR CHOCKER DEAD.
BOSTON March 8-‘Uriel H Crock- V
> or lawyer and ‘a‘i‘ltl‘wl‘ of deveral stand;
‘nrd books on legal .aublects. died '11!
heart ($111331: his home here early
1'. Cracker was 89 year‘s or
t‘n ag .
"1‘ .re‘Vct, sell ,1 ,
iu‘g‘ two prof! . 1
. lany quality, at any ‘price 1
to number you among our: customers,
reeling sure you».
The experience (Ii-(I quui'tcr of n-
1‘ be Jonas 8 Dcichhiss company ,
airway b one , 1
Norwalk Chronicler